Thinking, Fast and Slow

Thinking, Fast and Slow

2011 • 499 pages

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Average rating4.1

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This was a blast from the past from my masters in economics, but I still enjoyed it cover to cover because it made a lot of concepts very tangible and puts decision shortcuts and effects like preference reversal into societal context as opposed to merely claiming irrationality. No wonder it is such a popular book.

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