About the Author
David Orrell
ISBN 9781785786440
Rs. 960
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Behavioural Economics
Who it's for: Readers interested in economics, psychology, and decision-making
David Orrell's 'Behavioural Economics' explores the interplay between psychology and economics, demonstrating how human behavior shapes economic decisions. The book examines the limitations of traditional economic models in accounting for cognitive biases, emotional responses, and social influences, offering insights into their impact on theory and policy.Why You Should Read? Understand how psychological factors influence economic and financial decisions. Critique conventional economic models with a fresh perspective. Learn practical applications for improved policy-making and personal finance. Access complex economic concepts presented clearly for a broad audience.
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- Examines cognitive biases, emotions, and social influences in economic choices.
- Critiques conventional economic models from a psychological perspective.
- Offers practical applications for policy-making and personal finance.
- Presents complex concepts clearly for a broad audience.
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What is the main focus of this book?
The book explores how human behavior, including cognitive biases and emotions, influences economic decisions, and critiques traditional economic models that overlook these factors.
Who is the author?
David Orrell, a writer known for his work on complex systems and economics.
What can I learn from this book?
You can learn about the psychological factors that affect economic and financial decisions, and how to apply these insights to improve policy-making and personal finance.
Is this book suitable for beginners?
Yes, it presents complex economic concepts in a clear manner, making it accessible for a broad audience.