Der Okonomische Ansatz Zur Erklarung Menschlichen Verhaltens

This seminal work by Nobel laureate Gary S. Becker applies economic principles to understand a wide range of human behaviors traditionally considered outside the scope of economics. It explores how concepts like utility maximization and scarcity can explain decisions in areas such as marriage, crime, and discrimination. The book offers a rigorous framework for analyzing social phenomena through a rational choice lens.