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Richard H. Thaler
ISBN 9780241951224
Rs. 1,120
Penguin Books
Misbehaving
The Making of Behavioural Economics
"Misbehaving" by Nobel laureate Richard H. Thaler explores the groundbreaking field of behavioral economics, demonstrating how human psychology influences our financial decisions and everyday choices. Thaler challenges the traditional view of rational economic actors, revealing the systematic ways real people deviate from logical behavior through engaging anecdotes and rigorous research.Why You Should Read? Understand the core principles of behavioral economics through an accessible and engaging narrative. Learn how human "misbehaviors" impact everything from personal finance to public policy. Gain insights from a Nobel Prize-winning economist and pioneer in the field. Discover practical applications for improving decision-making in various aspects of life.
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