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Irrational Together The Social Forces That Invisibly Shape Our Economic Behavior 1st Edition Adam S Hayes

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Irrational Together The Social Forces That Invisibly Shape Our Economic Behavior 1st Edition Adam S Hayes
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Publisher: The University of Chicago Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 53.75 MB
Pages: 256
Author: Adam S. Hayes
ISBN: 9780226839301, 0226839303
Language: English
Year: 2025
Edition: 1
Volume: -

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Irrational Together The Social Forces That Invisibly Shape Our Economic Behavior 1st Edition Adam S Hayes by Adam S. Hayes 9780226839301, 0226839303 instant download after payment.

From the impact of social class and cultural capital on risk-taking and the role of social networks and group identities in shaping consumer choices to the gendered dimensions of financial advice and literacy, this book weaves together insights from sociology, behavioral economics, and cultural studies to paint a nuanced picture of how we navigate the economic landscape as inherently social beings. Why, for example, would someone choose to continue paying 20% interest on a large credit card debt rather than taking out a low-interest mortgage on their home to pay off the card? As Hayes makes clear through rigorous analysis, cultural values—like those related to home ownership—hold as much or more sway over us than financial best practices.
Bridging the gap between behavioral economics and sociology, this groundbreaking work paves the way for a more holistic understanding of the social and cultural influences on economic behavior. Hayes also looks to the future and argues that to correct major disparities in our social understanding of wealth and money, we need to construct financial systems that consider a diversity of social backgrounds.
With its accessible language and thought-provoking insights, Irrational Together is an essential guide for anyone seeking to understand the intersection of money, society, and human behavior.