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The Nature of the Beast: What Behavioral Economics is Not
Darling, Matthew
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Datta, Saugato
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Mullainathan, Sendhil
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eSocialSciences
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2013
There are many misconceptions on what behavioral economics is. This is essay clearly says what is behavioral economics. [CGD essay].
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