Behavioural Economics: A Very Short Introduction

This audiobook explores how behavioral economics challenges traditional assumptions about human rationality, revealing that our decision-making is often influenced by psychological factors, biases, and social pressures. It examines why we frequently make mistakes, struggle with self-control, and are affected by emotions and peer influence. The discussion highlights the significance of understanding these behaviors for policymakers, individuals, and society as a whole, while also offering insights into the future of the field.