What you’ll learn to do: describe the behavioral economics approach to understanding decision making
If a friendly stranger handed you $20, how would you feel? What if you lost $20 the next week? Do you think that you’d feel sad about it, or would just be happy that you broke even? In this section, you’ll see that most people would still be sad about the $20 loss. Economic decisions are not always logical. Read on to find out why!
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