Daniel Kahneman On Behavioral Economics
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By Steve Spalding August 23rd, 2010
Under: Digital University
Summary: Nobel Prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman addresses the Georgetown class of 2009 about the merits of behavioral economics.
He deconstructs the assumption that people always act rationally, and explains how to promote rational decisions in an irrational world.
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