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The Illusion Of Control Why Financial Crises Happen And What We Can And Cant Do About It Jn Danelsson

Name: The Illusion Of Control Why Financial Crises Happen And What We Can And Cant Do About It Jn Danelsson
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The Illusion Of Control Why Financial Crises Happen And What We Can And Cant Do About It Jn Danelsson instant download after payment.

Publisher: Yale University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.85 MB

Pages: 287

Author: Jón Daníelsson

ISBN: 9780300234817, 0300234813

Language: English

Year: 2022

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The Illusion Of Control Why Financial Crises Happen And What We Can And Cant Do About It Jn Danelsson by Jón Daníelsson 9780300234817, 0300234813 instant download after payment.

Almost every economic outcome we care about is long term. Pensions, the environment, crises, real estate, education, you name it, what matters is what happens years and decades hence. Day-to-day fluctuations don’t matter to most of us—the short run isn’t very important. So it stands to reason that the way we manage our financial lives should emphasize the long run. But by and large, it doesn’t. We are good at managing today’s risk but at the expense of ignoring the promises and threats of the future. That is the Illusion of Control.