Daniel Kahneman Explained: Thinking, Fast and Slow, Cognitive Biases, Prospect Theory, Behavioral Economics, Decision Making, Heuristics, Risk, and ... Winning Business and Economic Theory Series)
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Daniel Kahneman Explained: Thinking, Fast and Slow, Cognitive Biases, Prospect Theory, Behavioral Economics, Decision Making, Heuristics, Risk, and ... Winning Business and Economic Theory Series)

by The Practical Atlas

Business Psychology Economics Decision Making
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This concise guide explores Daniel Kahneman’s major ideas about thinking, cognitive biases, heuristics, prospect theory, behavioral economics, decision making, and risk. It offers readers an accessible introduction to concepts that connect psychology with business and economic theory.

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This book presents an accessible overview of Daniel Kahneman’s work and its influence on how people understand thought and judgment.

It covers thinking processes, cognitive biases, heuristics, and decision making.

The discussion also includes prospect theory, behavioral economics, and approaches to understanding risk.

Designed for readers interested in business and economic theory, it brings these connected topics together in a concise format.

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