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Bounded rationality is the idea that when individuals make decisions, their rationality is limited by the information they have, the cognitive limitations of their minds, and the time available to make the decision. Moribus by Maxus delves into this aspect of consumer decision making using behavioural sciences.

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JON ELSTER - Racionalidad e Interés: tratado de hombre económico contemporáneo

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JON ELSTER - Racionalidad e Interés: tratado de hombre económico contemporáneo

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JON ELSTER - Racionalidad e Interés: tratado de hombre económico contemporáneo

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Difference between Rationality and Bounded Rationality

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Difference between Rationality and Bounded Rationality

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Difference between Rationality and Bounded Rationality

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Textbooks have traditionally assumed rationality in the decisions of consumers and businesses. Bounded rationality suggests that consumers and businesses opt to satisfice rather than maximise

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LUSCID [your user-friendly guide to Science]

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System 1 & System 2: Why Do We Make Irrational Decisions (Cognitive Biases In A Nutshell)

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In his bestselling book " Thinking: Fast and Slow " the renowned psychologist and winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics Daniel Kahneman explains that we apprehend the world employing two fundamentally different modes of thought: System 1 and System 2. System 1 is fast, automatic and involuntary.

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Behavioral Economics: Crash Course Economics #27

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El cazador de cerebros Economía conductual

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El cazador de cerebros Economía conductual

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El cazador de cerebros   Economía conductual

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A Brief History of Nudge ㅡ Learn the power of nudge to win at behavioral change