Behavioral Economics: Correcting a Problem Economics Does Not Have

Part 1 of a Discussion of Peter Foster’s Why We Bite the Invisible Hand Chapter 12 “Homer Economicus” Foster turns his attention to the field of Behavioral Economics that gained a lot of attention in the early 2000’s. However, it is clear Foster is unimpressed. Two psychologists kicked the field … Continue reading Behavioral Economics: Correcting a Problem Economics Does Not Have