Half a jin is not equal to eight liang

Author: Gary Belsky
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Economic assumptions, humans are rational beings. If this is true, why do people often make foolish mistakes, especially in money management. Behavioral economics can answer this question. The author of this book explores people's investment, spending, saving, and other financial behaviors from this emerging field of study, dissecting the mysterious yet seemingly contradictory phenomena of human psychology layer by layer. It helps you recognize your psychological weaknesses and manage money wisely. We believe that as long as we understand the psychological factors behind various financial decisions, we can change the way we spend money, put more money into our pockets, and retain more money we already have. Behavioral economics is a new field in behavioral science. In this book, Gary Belsky, a renowned writer for U.S. Money magazine, and Tversky, a psychologist at Cornell University, will explain based on the latest research findings why ordinary people fail to manage money wisely due to psychological issues. They also provide practical tips on how to change financial habits and avoid unnecessary waste. The book also offers dozens of valuable tips to help us overcome these blind spots that confuse financial judgment, enabling us to enjoy greater financial freedom.