Bin Li, Independent Researcher, a Visiting Scholar of Unversity of North Carolina atChapel Hill The rise of behavioral economics signals mainstream economists are finally recognizing the significance of various “irrationalities” – biases, anomalies, and departures from pure rationality that other schools have long emphasized. But what if these “irrationalities” could actually be proven as formsContinue reading “How Various “Irrationalities” Proven to be Rational 🧠”
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