Discover the fascinating world of human behavior with the book Misbehaving!

Misbehaving takes you into the realm of behavioral economics, exploring how people actually make decisions and why their behavior often differs from the assumptions of traditional economic models. If you're interested in how emotions, habits, and judgment errors can influence our choices, this book makes for an engaging read.

The book is written by Richard H. Thaler, who combines economic thinking with insights into human behavior and illustrates them with practical and everyday examples. Misbehaving describes how various psychological influences manifest in decision-making and how these phenomena translate into economic situations and consumer behavior.

Its readable style and abundance of examples make it a useful resource for readers who want to better understand behavioral economics and consider how people make decisions in both personal and professional life.

Why choose this book?

• An economic perspective through human behavior - the book links economic concepts with the psychology of decision-making.
• Practical examples that make the discussed topics easier to understand.
• Appeals to a broad audience - from students and economics enthusiasts to readers who want to better understand how people decide.
• Thought-provoking insights into how we make everyday decisions.
• Content from a respected author focused on behavioral economics.

Key product features

• Text focused on linking economics and the psychology of decision-making.
• The author examines examples of irrational behavior of individuals and groups.
• The book offers an overview of topics and concepts in behavioral economics.
• Suitable as supplementary reading for students, professionals, and those interested in economic behavior.
• Helps to better understand why people don't always act "logically" according to simple models and how this can manifest in economic situations.