Steven D. Levitt

Gimimo metai: 1967 @freakonomics

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Stivenas Deividas Levitas (Steven David Levitt) yra amerikiečių ekonomistas ir knygos „Freakonomics“ bendraautorius.
2003 metais jis laimėjo Džono Beitso Klarko medalį ir šiuo metu dirba Čikagos universitete.
Levitas yra Radikalios socialinės inovacijos centro ir konsultacijų įmonės TGG Group bendraįkūrėjas.
2006 metais jis buvo pripažintas vienu iš „Time“ žurnalo „100 žmonių, kurie formuoja mūsų pasaulį“.
Levito darbai koncentruojasi į ekonominių principų taikymą neįprastoms temoms, ypač nusikaltimų srityje.
Jis pelnė pripažinimą už novatorišką požiūrį į ekonomiką ir gebėjimą sudėtingas idėjas pateikti plačiajai auditorijai.

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Freakonomics

parašė Steven D. Levitt • 2005

Data, not experts, explains why crime fell, why teachers cheat, and why agents undersell your house.

4.01

900 000+

🍿 Pop Economics 🧠 Behavioral Economics 🎯 Incentive Design 📊 Data Journalism 🔍 Information Asymmetry

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Freakonomics

Data, not experts, explains why crime fell, why teachers cheat, and why agents undersell your house.

parašė Steven D. Levitt 2005 352 puslapiai

4.01

900 000+ įvertinimai

🍿 Pop Economics 🧠 Behavioral Economics 🎯 Incentive Design 📊 Data Journalism 🔍 Information Asymmetry

SuperFreakonomics

parašė Steven D. Levitt • 2009

Incentives, not morality, explain prostitution, terrorism, and climate change. The data proves it.

4.00

100 000+

🧠 Behavioral Economics 📊 Pop Economics 🔄 Unintended Consequences 📈 Data Analysis 💡 Contrarian Ideas

SuperFreakonomics

Incentives, not morality, explain prostitution, terrorism, and climate change. The data proves it.

parašė Steven D. Levitt 2009 288 puslapiai

4.00

100 000+ įvertinimai

🧠 Behavioral Economics 📊 Pop Economics 🔄 Unintended Consequences 📈 Data Analysis 💡 Contrarian Ideas

Think like a Freak

parašė Steven D. Levitt • 2014

Stop trusting experts, start admitting ignorance, and learn when quitting is the smartest move.

3.86

56 000+

🧠 Behavioral Economics 📊 Popular Economics 🔍 Cognitive Biases 🎯 Incentive Design 📉 Data Skepticism

Think like a Freak

Stop trusting experts, start admitting ignorance, and learn when quitting is the smartest move.

parašė Steven D. Levitt 2014 268 puslapiai

3.86

56 000+ įvertinimai

🧠 Behavioral Economics 📊 Popular Economics 🔍 Cognitive Biases 🎯 Incentive Design 📉 Data Skepticism

When to Rob a Bank

parašė Steven D. Levitt • 2015

Why sumo wrestlers cheat, why pools are more dangerous than guns, and what economics reveals.

3.53

15 000+

💡 Behavioral Economics 🎯 Incentive Design 🌊 Unintended Consequences 🤥 Dishonesty 👥 Social Norms

When to Rob a Bank

Why sumo wrestlers cheat, why pools are more dangerous than guns, and what economics reveals.

parašė Steven D. Levitt 2015 387 puslapiai

3.53

15 000+ įvertinimai

💡 Behavioral Economics 🎯 Incentive Design 🌊 Unintended Consequences 🤥 Dishonesty 👥 Social Norms

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