Classical economics assumes people act rationally. Richard Thaler spent thirty years gathering evidence to the contrary — and won a Nobel Prize for it.
Key highlights:
- By a Nobel laureate in economics
- The book behavioural economics grew out of
- Built on real experiments
- For adult readers
Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioural Economics
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