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On Anchoring, Pens, and Medicine
It turns out that even medical doctors are subject to the whims of irrationality and the phenomena of behavioral economics. This would come as no surprise to Nassim Taleb (whose next book I fear will … more →
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On Anchoring, Pens, and Medicine
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shoemakes wrote 3 weeks ago: It turns out that even medical doctors are subject to the whims of irrationality and the phenomena o … more →
The Science of Economic Bubbles and Busts
pragmasynesi wrote 3 weeks ago: From Scientific American Magazine , June 22, 2009: The Science of Economic Bubbles and Busts The wo … more →
Homo Irrational
Ilya Bogorad wrote 1 month ago: Traditionally, decision making in organizations is considered to be entirely rational. Pros and cons … more →
Unbundling and Behavioral Economics
shoemakes wrote 2 months ago: Nice little post here from the blog “Unbundling as a Pricing Strategy.” It’s a go … more →
Loss Aversion - When a bird in hand is more than two in the tree
Rags Srinivasan wrote 2 months ago: Here is an Ad for Wendy’s double stack burger that shows very neatly Loss aversion. (what for … more →
Obama's "change": behavioural economics
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pragmasynesi wrote 3 months ago: How Obama was (and is) using behavioural economics. Methinks the subject is fit for an appendix to … more →
Eudymonia, or "The Good Life"
dkincheloe wrote 5 months ago: The Good Life (or Eudymonia) is part of what we all search for to some degree or another…. Her … more →
If you only read one Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech this week…
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fourcultures wrote 5 months ago: …you could do worse than to make it this one: http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/economics/laureates … more →
Kahneman on the crisis
Mehul wrote 5 months ago: Reflections on a crisis – panel featuring Kahneman and Taleb Taleb’s being Taleb with no … more →
Dan Kahneman Interview
saij wrote 8 months ago: One of the founders of Cognitive Models in the Social Sciences gives an interview with Harry Kreisle … more →
The High Cost of Misperception: Behavioral Economics
txjhb wrote 8 months ago: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/28/opinion/28brooks.html?_r=1&scp=2&sq=&st=nyt&oref … more →
A Good Story Is Often Less Probable Than A Less Satisfactory Explanation
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The Armchair Daddy wrote 9 months ago: How good is your medical judgement? Try this. A 55-year old had a Pulmonary Embolism documented angi … more →
Neuroeconomics Overview: Understanding "The Mind of the Market"
Frank Capek wrote 1 year ago: The ways we think about money and make financial decisions are typically far from rational. We get … more →
Neuroeconomics Overview: Understanding "The Mind of the Market"
Frank Capek wrote 1 year ago: The ways we think about money and make financial decisions are typically far from rational. We get … more →
Framing and Priming the Customer Experience
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Frank Capek wrote 1 year ago: I’ve gotten accustomed to taking my car to the Jiffy Lube near my house. Over the 30 years th … more →
Influential Experience: Framing and Priming
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Frank Capek wrote 1 year ago: I’ve gotten accustomed to taking my car to the Jiffy Lube near my house. Over the 30 years th … more →
A short course in thinking about thinking
Barry Kayton wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday I came across A Short Course in Thinking About Thinking by Daniel Kahneman. What a fascina … more →
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