Richard H. Thaler · 2015
An exploration of behavioral economics challenging traditional economic assumptions.
Tyler Cowen recommends it because there should be more books about economics and economists, and that was a good one.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“Richard Thaler, Misbehaving, The Making of Behavioral Economics, speaking of Cass Sunstein. There should be more books about economics and economists, and that was a good one.”
Why: There should be more books about economics and economists, and that was a good one.
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