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Tim HarfordBusiness & Economics · Economics·b. 1973
The Logic of Life
Why do people act in seemingly irrational ways, from taking drugs to getting divorced? And why do some communities flourish while others decline? Economist Tim Harford argues that beneath life's apparent chaos lies a hidden logic driven by incentives. Drawing on cutting-edge research, Harford reveals how a new breed of economists is uncovering the surprising forces that shape human behavior. This book offers a revealing look at society, showing how everyday insanity can be understood through an economic lens.