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Exotic Preferences Behavioral Economics And Human Motivation George Loewenstein

Name: Exotic Preferences Behavioral Economics And Human Motivation George Loewenstein
SKU: BELL-1436524
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Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3 MB

Pages: 688

Author: George Loewenstein

ISBN: 9780199257072, 9780199257089, 9781435609990, 0199257078, 0199257086, 1435609999

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Exotic Preferences Behavioral Economics And Human Motivation George Loewenstein by George Loewenstein 9780199257072, 9780199257089, 9781435609990, 0199257078, 0199257086, 1435609999 instant download after payment.

One area in which Loewenstein has made a major contribution is in the analysis of how individual preferences are formed: whether they can be predicted and the extent to which they are influenced by emotion rather than reason. This volume presents a selection of his most influential papers with an introduction which provides an historical overview of the concept of preferences, summarizes his papers, and places them in the context of the literature.