Life-hacks, nudges and choice architecture:

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23/03/2016 46 min
Life-hacks, nudges and choice architecture:

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We all make bad decisions—but that doesn't mean we make them for no reason. Behavioral economics aims to explain why we act the way we do, in large and small ways, and helps us better understand our family, neighbors, employees, customers—and ourselves. The goal: to put our natural irrationality to good use.

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