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🎯 Perverse Incentives

Sharp analyses of systems where rewards accidentally encourage the wrong behavior — revealing how well-intentioned rules produce absurd, destructive, or darkly comic outcomes.
When to Rob a Bank
by Steven D. Levitt • 2015
Why sumo wrestlers cheat, why pools are more dangerous than guns, and what economics reveals.
3.53
15k+
💡 Behavioral Economics🎯 Incentive Design🌊 Unintended Consequences
When to Rob a Bank Summary
When to Rob a Bank 91%
Why sumo wrestlers cheat, why pools are more dangerous than guns, and what economics reveals.
by Steven D. Levitt 2015
3.53
15k+ ratings
💡 Behavioral Economics🎯 Incentive Design🌊 Unintended Consequences
The Tyranny of Metrics
by Jerry Z. Muller • 2017
The pursuit of measurable accountability is corrupting exactly the institutions it claims to fix.
3.69
2k+
📉 Performance Metrics🎮 Gaming Metrics⏳ Short-Termism
The Tyranny of Metrics Summary
The Tyranny of Metrics 91%
The pursuit of measurable accountability is corrupting exactly the institutions it claims to fix.
by Jerry Z. Muller 2017
3.69
2k+ ratings
📉 Performance Metrics🎮 Gaming Metrics⏳ Short-Termism
SuperFreakonomics
by Steven D. Levitt • 2009
Incentives, not morality, explain prostitution, terrorism, and climate change. The data proves it.
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135k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics📊 Pop Economics🔄 Unintended Consequences
SuperFreakonomics Summary
SuperFreakonomics 89%
Incentives, not morality, explain prostitution, terrorism, and climate change. The data proves it.
by Steven D. Levitt 2009
4.00
135k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics📊 Pop Economics🔄 Unintended Consequences
Freakonomics Rev Ed
by Steven D. Levitt • 2005
Data, not experts, explains why crime fell, why teachers cheat, and why agents undersell your house.
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902k+
🍿 Pop Economics🧠 Behavioral Economics🎯 Incentive Design
Freakonomics Rev Ed Summary
Freakonomics Rev Ed 89%
Data, not experts, explains why crime fell, why teachers cheat, and why agents undersell your house.
by Steven D. Levitt 2005
4.01
902k+ ratings
🍿 Pop Economics🧠 Behavioral Economics🎯 Incentive Design
When More Is Not Better
by Roger L. Martin • 2020
Treating the economy like a machine broke the link between growth and shared prosperity.
3.80
292
💰 Economic Inequality🏛️ Political Economy🦋 Complex Adaptive Systems
When More Is Not Better Summary
When More Is Not Better 88%
Treating the economy like a machine broke the link between growth and shared prosperity.
by Roger L. Martin 2020
3.80
292 ratings
💰 Economic Inequality🏛️ Political Economy🦋 Complex Adaptive Systems
The Systems Bible
by John Gall • 1977
Every system malfunctions and fights its own purpose. The counterintuitive guide to surviving them.
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1k+
🧭 Systems Theory🏢 Organizational Behavior🦋 Unintended Consequences
The Systems Bible Summary
The Systems Bible 88%
Every system malfunctions and fights its own purpose. The counterintuitive guide to surviving them.
by John Gall 1977
3.99
1k+ ratings
🧭 Systems Theory🏢 Organizational Behavior🦋 Unintended Consequences
Think like a Freak
by Steven D. Levitt • 2014
Stop trusting experts, start admitting ignorance, and learn when quitting is the smartest move.
3.86
56k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics📊 Popular Economics🔍 Cognitive Biases
Think like a Freak Summary
Think like a Freak 88%
Stop trusting experts, start admitting ignorance, and learn when quitting is the smartest move.
by Steven D. Levitt 2014
3.86
56k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics📊 Popular Economics🔍 Cognitive Biases
The Armchair Economist
by Steven E. Landsburg • 1993
Why seat belts kill, recycling destroys forests, and good intentions so often backfire.
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4k+
🛋️ Everyday Economics📊 Microeconomics🎯 Incentives
The Armchair Economist Summary
The Armchair Economist 88%
Why seat belts kill, recycling destroys forests, and good intentions so often backfire.
by Steven E. Landsburg 1993
3.72
4k+ ratings
🛋️ Everyday Economics📊 Microeconomics🎯 Incentives
Skin in the Game
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb • 2018
Your opinion only counts if you have something to lose. Without that, expertise is theater.
3.91
32k+
🎲 Asymmetric Risk⚖️ Incentive Alignment🛡️ Risk Management
Skin in the Game Summary
Skin in the Game 87%
Your opinion only counts if you have something to lose. Without that, expertise is theater.
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb 2018
3.91
32k+ ratings
🎲 Asymmetric Risk⚖️ Incentive Alignment🛡️ Risk Management
Lying for Money
by Dan Davies • 2018
Fraud is the price of trust: a predictable equilibrium with its own rules, not a system glitch.
3.99
1k+
🕵️ White Collar Crime🤝 Systems Of Trust📉 Regulatory Failure
Lying for Money Summary
Lying for Money 87%
Fraud is the price of trust: a predictable equilibrium with its own rules, not a system glitch.
by Dan Davies 2018
3.99
1k+ ratings
🕵️ White Collar Crime🤝 Systems Of Trust📉 Regulatory Failure
Swimming With Sharks
by Joris Luyendijk • 2015
Inside London's financial tribe: how it nearly collapsed the world economy, and why it still could.
3.84
7k+
🏦 Investment Banking💥 Financial Crisis⚠️ Systemic Risk
Swimming With Sharks Summary
Swimming With Sharks 87%
Inside London's financial tribe: how it nearly collapsed the world economy, and why it still could.
by Joris Luyendijk 2015
3.84
7k+ ratings
🏦 Investment Banking💥 Financial Crisis⚠️ Systemic Risk
Amazing Decisions
by Dan Ariely • 2019
Two rulebooks run your life, one for friends and one for money. Mixing them backfires predictably.
3.63
629
🧠 Behavioral Economics🤝 Social Norms🎯 Incentive Design
Amazing Decisions Summary
Amazing Decisions 87%
Two rulebooks run your life, one for friends and one for money. Mixing them backfires predictably.
by Dan Ariely 2019
3.63
629 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🤝 Social Norms🎯 Incentive Design
Social Justice Fallacies
by Thomas Sowell • 2023
Before you remake society for fairness, check the facts. They rarely support the theory.
4.38
3k+
📋 Public Policy Critique🔄 Unintended Consequences📊 Statistical Fallacies
Social Justice Fallacies Summary
Social Justice Fallacies 87%
Before you remake society for fairness, check the facts. They rarely support the theory.
by Thomas Sowell 2023
4.38
3k+ ratings
📋 Public Policy Critique🔄 Unintended Consequences📊 Statistical Fallacies
The Voltage Effect
by John A. List • 2022
Why ideas win small but fail big: the psychological and economic traps that derail scaling.
3.93
1k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics📈 Organizational Scaling🔍 Cognitive Biases
The Voltage Effect Summary
The Voltage Effect 87%
Why ideas win small but fail big: the psychological and economic traps that derail scaling.
by John A. List 2022
3.93
1k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics📈 Organizational Scaling🔍 Cognitive Biases
The Human Cost of Welfare
by Phil Harvey • 2016
Welfare was built to end poverty. Its rules punish work, marriage, and saving instead.
4.45
20
🏛️ Welfare Reform📉 Anti-Poverty Policy💼 Work Incentives
The Human Cost of Welfare Summary
The Human Cost of Welfare 87%
Welfare was built to end poverty. Its rules punish work, marriage, and saving instead.
by Phil Harvey 2016
4.45
20 ratings
🏛️ Welfare Reform📉 Anti-Poverty Policy💼 Work Incentives
Freedomnomics
by John R. Lott Jr. • 2007
Abortion didn't cut crime. The incentive story that flips campaign finance, gun control, and more.
3.55
573
💰 Free Market Economics⚖️ Law And Economics🏛️ Public Choice Theory
Freedomnomics Summary
Freedomnomics 87%
Abortion didn't cut crime. The incentive story that flips campaign finance, gun control, and more.
by John R. Lott Jr. 2007
3.55
573 ratings
💰 Free Market Economics⚖️ Law And Economics🏛️ Public Choice Theory
Basic Economics
by Thomas Sowellm • 2000
Prices coordinate strangers. Ignore their signal and good intentions breed shortages and decay.
4.37
15k+
📈 Free Market Economics📚 Economic Literacy💰 Price Theory
Basic Economics Summary
Basic Economics 87%
Prices coordinate strangers. Ignore their signal and good intentions breed shortages and decay.
by Thomas Sowellm 2000
4.37
15k+ ratings
📈 Free Market Economics📚 Economic Literacy💰 Price Theory
The Penguin and the Leviathan
by Yochai Benkler • 2011
Economic models assume selfishness. Brain scans, blood banks, and Wikipedia tell a different story.
3.70
351
🧠 Behavioral Economics🧬 Evolutionary Psychology💡 Intrinsic Motivation
The Penguin and the Leviathan Summary
The Penguin and the Leviathan 87%
Economic models assume selfishness. Brain scans, blood banks, and Wikipedia tell a different story.
by Yochai Benkler 2011
3.70
351 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🧬 Evolutionary Psychology💡 Intrinsic Motivation
The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity
by Carlo M. Cipolla • 1976
Stupidity is not random: it follows precise laws, and it's far more dangerous than malice.
3.85
12k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics🎲 Game Theory🎭 Satirical Philosophy
The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity Summary
The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity 87%
Stupidity is not random: it follows precise laws, and it's far more dangerous than malice.
by Carlo M. Cipolla 1976
3.85
12k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🎲 Game Theory🎭 Satirical Philosophy
Hidden Order
by David D. Friedman • 1996
Economics isn't about money: it's a toolkit for human behavior, from marriage to murder.
3.75
527
🏛️ Chicago School🗽 Libertarianism🍎 Everyday Economics
Hidden Order Summary
Hidden Order 87%
Economics isn't about money: it's a toolkit for human behavior, from marriage to murder.
by David D. Friedman 1996
3.75
527 ratings
🏛️ Chicago School🗽 Libertarianism🍎 Everyday Economics
Social Theory and Social Structure
by Robert K. Merton • 1949
Why false beliefs become real, rules outlast their purpose, and satisfaction is always relative.
4.23
124
🧪 Empirical Sociology🦋 Unintended Consequences🔄 Social Feedback Loops
Social Theory and Social Structure Summary
Social Theory and Social Structure 87%
Why false beliefs become real, rules outlast their purpose, and satisfaction is always relative.
by Robert K. Merton 1949
4.23
124 ratings
🧪 Empirical Sociology🦋 Unintended Consequences🔄 Social Feedback Loops
The Game Theorist's Guide to Parenting
by Paul Raeburn • 2016
Kids are tiny strategists. Game theory reveals the playbook you did not know they were running.
3.48
375
🧠 Game Theory👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parenting Strategies🧒 Child Behavior
The Game Theorist's Guide to Parenting Summary
The Game Theorist's Guide to Parenting 87%
Kids are tiny strategists. Game theory reveals the playbook you did not know they were running.
by Paul Raeburn 2016
3.48
375 ratings
🧠 Game Theory👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parenting Strategies🧒 Child Behavior
The Legal Analyst
by Ward Farnsworth • 2007
The interdisciplinary toolkit for predicting a legal ruling's impact before it is made.
4.26
654
🏛️ Legal Reasoning💼 Law And Economics🧠 Cognitive Tools
The Legal Analyst Summary
The Legal Analyst 87%
The interdisciplinary toolkit for predicting a legal ruling's impact before it is made.
by Ward Farnsworth 2007
4.26
654 ratings
🏛️ Legal Reasoning💼 Law And Economics🧠 Cognitive Tools
Incerto 4-Book Bundle
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb • 2011
Some things get stronger from disorder. Most of what we build gets this backward.
4.57
497
🔒 Tail Risk🔗 Complex Systems🔮 Prediction Limits
Incerto 4-Book Bundle Summary
Incerto 4-Book Bundle 87%
Some things get stronger from disorder. Most of what we build gets this backward.
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb 2011
4.57
497 ratings
🔒 Tail Risk🔗 Complex Systems🔮 Prediction Limits
Simpler
by Cass R. Sunstein • 2013
Regulation doesn't need more weight; it needs simplicity, smarter defaults, and behavioral insight.
3.58
535
🧠 Behavioral Economics📜 Regulatory Reform📊 Cost-Benefit Analysis
Simpler Summary
Simpler 87%
Regulation doesn't need more weight; it needs simplicity, smarter defaults, and behavioral insight.
by Cass R. Sunstein 2013
3.58
535 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics📜 Regulatory Reform📊 Cost-Benefit Analysis
The Irrational Bundle
by Dan Ariely • 2013
Why huge bonuses backfire, meaning beats money, and irrationality has rules you can learn.
4.33
455
🧪 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases⚡ Motivation Science
The Irrational Bundle Summary
The Irrational Bundle 87%
Why huge bonuses backfire, meaning beats money, and irrationality has rules you can learn.
by Dan Ariely 2013
4.33
455 ratings
🧪 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases⚡ Motivation Science
The Unaccountability Machine
by Dan Davies • 2024
Why nobody is responsible: the machinery that absorbs blame and starves institutions of feedback.
3.74
1k+
🏢 Corporate Governance🔄 Systems Thinking🏚️ Organizational Dysfunction
The Unaccountability Machine Summary
The Unaccountability Machine 87%
Why nobody is responsible: the machinery that absorbs blame and starves institutions of feedback.
by Dan Davies 2024
3.74
1k+ ratings
🏢 Corporate Governance🔄 Systems Thinking🏚️ Organizational Dysfunction
A Hacker's Mind
by Bruce Schneier • 2023
Every system has loopholes. The powerful find them first, from tax codes to your attention.
3.68
1k+
🔒 Security Mindset💰 Financial Loopholes🏛️ Regulatory Capture
A Hacker's Mind Summary
A Hacker's Mind 87%
Every system has loopholes. The powerful find them first, from tax codes to your attention.
by Bruce Schneier 2023
3.68
1k+ ratings
🔒 Security Mindset💰 Financial Loopholes🏛️ Regulatory Capture
The Power of Noticing
by Max H. Bazerman • 2014
The worst failures were visible beforehand; the missing ingredient was never data but attention.
3.40
437
🧠 Cognitive Biases💰 Behavioral Economics🏢 Organizational Culture
The Power of Noticing Summary
The Power of Noticing 87%
The worst failures were visible beforehand; the missing ingredient was never data but attention.
by Max H. Bazerman 2014
3.40
437 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases💰 Behavioral Economics🏢 Organizational Culture
The Why Axis
by Uri Gneezy • 2013
When daycare fines made parents later, the real science of incentives began.
3.67
1k+
💡 Behavioral Economics🔬 Field Experiments🎯 Incentive Design
The Why Axis Summary
The Why Axis 87%
When daycare fines made parents later, the real science of incentives began.
by Uri Gneezy 2013
3.67
1k+ ratings
💡 Behavioral Economics🔬 Field Experiments🎯 Incentive Design
The Darwin Economy
by Robert H. Frank • 2011
Darwin explains tax policy better than Adam Smith: the evolutionary case for taxing the top.
3.77
631
🏛️ Political Economy🧬 Evolutionary Psychology💎 Conspicuous Consumption
The Darwin Economy Summary
The Darwin Economy 87%
Darwin explains tax policy better than Adam Smith: the evolutionary case for taxing the top.
by Robert H. Frank 2011
3.77
631 ratings
🏛️ Political Economy🧬 Evolutionary Psychology💎 Conspicuous Consumption
Phishing for Phools
by George A. Akerlof • 2015
Your blind spots are a business model. Free markets reward deception as reliably as innovation.
3.43
2k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔧 Market Failures🎯 Consumer Manipulation
Phishing for Phools Summary
Phishing for Phools 87%
Your blind spots are a business model. Free markets reward deception as reliably as innovation.
by George A. Akerlof 2015
3.43
2k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔧 Market Failures🎯 Consumer Manipulation
The Psychology of Human Misjudgement
by Charles T. Munger
Your brain is wired to misjudge. Munger's checklist turns those flaws into patterns you can fix.
4.50
353
🧠 Cognitive Biases💸 Behavioral Economics🧩 Mental Models
The Psychology of Human Misjudgement Summary
The Psychology of Human Misjudgement 87%
Your brain is wired to misjudge. Munger's checklist turns those flaws into patterns you can fix.
by Charles T. Munger
4.50
353 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases💸 Behavioral Economics🧩 Mental Models
Why We Work
by Barry Schwartz • 2015
Treat work as just a paycheck, and you create the pay-driven workers you assumed.
3.64
2k+
🏢 Workplace Culture🏗️ Organizational Design🧠 Intrinsic Motivation
Why We Work Summary
Why We Work 87%
Treat work as just a paycheck, and you create the pay-driven workers you assumed.
by Barry Schwartz 2015
3.64
2k+ ratings
🏢 Workplace Culture🏗️ Organizational Design🧠 Intrinsic Motivation
The Rise and Decline of Nations
by Mancur Olson • 1982
Not lazy workers or bad policy: stable societies choke on accumulated interest groups.
3.96
534
🏛️ Public Choice🤝 Collective Action💰 Rent-Seeking
The Rise and Decline of Nations Summary
The Rise and Decline of Nations 86%
Not lazy workers or bad policy: stable societies choke on accumulated interest groups.
by Mancur Olson 1982
3.96
534 ratings
🏛️ Public Choice🤝 Collective Action💰 Rent-Seeking
Demosclerosis
by Jonathan Rauch • 1994
Small groups outmaneuver large publics. The cost: a government that gets busier while doing less.
4.10
29
🏛️ Public Choice Theory📉 Political Economy💰 Rent-Seeking
Demosclerosis Summary
Demosclerosis 86%
Small groups outmaneuver large publics. The cost: a government that gets busier while doing less.
by Jonathan Rauch 1994
4.10
29 ratings
🏛️ Public Choice Theory📉 Political Economy💰 Rent-Seeking
Applied Economics
by Thomas Sowellm • 2003
Popular policies trade visible benefits for invisible costs. Applied economics reads the price tag.
4.18
3k+
🗳️ Political Economy🔮 Unintended Consequences🧠 Economic Reasoning
Applied Economics Summary
Applied Economics 86%
Popular policies trade visible benefits for invisible costs. Applied economics reads the price tag.
by Thomas Sowellm 2003
4.18
3k+ ratings
🗳️ Political Economy🔮 Unintended Consequences🧠 Economic Reasoning
Scaling Up Compensation
by Verne Harnish • 2021
Five design rules for turning payroll into a growth engine, not a cost to be minimized.
4.39
240
💰 Compensation Design🎯 Incentive Systems📈 Scaling Companies
Scaling Up Compensation Summary
Scaling Up Compensation 86%
Five design rules for turning payroll into a growth engine, not a cost to be minimized.
by Verne Harnish 2021
4.39
240 ratings
💰 Compensation Design🎯 Incentive Systems📈 Scaling Companies
Pound Foolish
by Helaine Olen • 2012
The personal finance industry wants you anxious, not wealthy. Your worry is their business model.
3.67
2k+
🦈 Predatory Finance🔍 Investigative Journalism💥 Anti-Self-Help
Pound Foolish Summary
Pound Foolish 86%
The personal finance industry wants you anxious, not wealthy. Your worry is their business model.
by Helaine Olen 2012
3.67
2k+ ratings
🦈 Predatory Finance🔍 Investigative Journalism💥 Anti-Self-Help
Discrimination and Disparities
by Thomas Sowell • 2018
Disparities are the norm. Discrimination explains far less than we think.
4.46
5k+
📊 Group Disparities🎯 Discrimination Economics🔢 Statistical Literacy
Discrimination and Disparities Summary
Discrimination and Disparities 86%
Disparities are the norm. Discrimination explains far less than we think.
by Thomas Sowell 2018
4.46
5k+ ratings
📊 Group Disparities🎯 Discrimination Economics🔢 Statistical Literacy
Ergodicity
by Luca Dellanna • 2020
Why a bet that works for a hundred people destroys the one who repeats it.
4.05
314
🛡️ Risk Management🧠 Decision Theory🔬 Behavioral Economics
Ergodicity Summary
Ergodicity 86%
Why a bet that works for a hundred people destroys the one who repeats it.
by Luca Dellanna 2020
4.05
314 ratings
🛡️ Risk Management🧠 Decision Theory🔬 Behavioral Economics
What Money Can't Buy
by Michael J. Sandel • 2012
When everything is up for sale, the price isn't the only thing we lose.
3.93
14k+
🛒 Commodification🧠 Behavioral Economics🏛️ Neoliberalism
What Money Can't Buy Summary
What Money Can't Buy 86%
When everything is up for sale, the price isn't the only thing we lose.
by Michael J. Sandel 2012
3.93
14k+ ratings
🛒 Commodification🧠 Behavioral Economics🏛️ Neoliberalism
Respect in a World of Inequality
by Richard Sennett • 2003
Invisibility is inequality's deepest cut; the systems meant to heal it often cut deeper.
3.69
244
🗽 Social Inequality🏆 Meritocracy Critique🏛️ Welfare State
Respect in a World of Inequality Summary
Respect in a World of Inequality 86%
Invisibility is inequality's deepest cut; the systems meant to heal it often cut deeper.
by Richard Sennett 2003
3.69
244 ratings
🗽 Social Inequality🏆 Meritocracy Critique🏛️ Welfare State
The Captured Economy
by Brink Lindsey • 2017
Why the economy works for the rich and against everyone else. Four policy levers, no conspiracy.
3.89
416
🔒 Regulatory Capture💸 Rent-Seeking📉 Economic Inequality
The Captured Economy Summary
The Captured Economy 86%
Why the economy works for the rich and against everyone else. Four policy levers, no conspiracy.
by Brink Lindsey 2017
3.89
416 ratings
🔒 Regulatory Capture💸 Rent-Seeking📉 Economic Inequality
Invisible Rivals
by Jonathan R Goodman • 2025
We compete constantly without knowing it; language is the weapon that hides the battle.
3.76
33
🧠 Evolutionary Psychology🕵️ Hidden Motives🤝 Cooperation And Cheating
Invisible Rivals Summary
Invisible Rivals 86%
We compete constantly without knowing it; language is the weapon that hides the battle.
by Jonathan R Goodman 2025
3.76
33 ratings
🧠 Evolutionary Psychology🕵️ Hidden Motives🤝 Cooperation And Cheating
Subprime Attention Crisis
by Tim Hwang • 2020
The internet's ad economy is a bubble of fake clicks, hidden fees, and bad incentives.
3.61
1k+
🌐 Internet Economy👀 Attention Economy💥 Market Bubbles
Subprime Attention Crisis Summary
Subprime Attention Crisis 86%
The internet's ad economy is a bubble of fake clicks, hidden fees, and bad incentives.
by Tim Hwang 2020
3.61
1k+ ratings
🌐 Internet Economy👀 Attention Economy💥 Market Bubbles
Exit, Voice, and Loyalty
by Albert O. Hirschman • 1970
Organizations fail because those who care most leave first, silencing the pressure for change.
4.11
1k+
📈 Political Economy📉 Organizational Decline🤝 Collective Action
Exit, Voice, and Loyalty Summary
Exit, Voice, and Loyalty 86%
Organizations fail because those who care most leave first, silencing the pressure for change.
by Albert O. Hirschman 1970
4.11
1k+ ratings
📈 Political Economy📉 Organizational Decline🤝 Collective Action
Success and Luck
by Robert H. Frank • 2016
The luck you won't acknowledge is the public good you refuse to pay for.
3.70
1k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics🎭 Meritocracy Critique🔍 Cognitive Biases
Success and Luck Summary
Success and Luck 86%
The luck you won't acknowledge is the public good you refuse to pay for.
by Robert H. Frank 2016
3.70
1k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🎭 Meritocracy Critique🔍 Cognitive Biases
Scorecasting
by Tobias J. Moskowitz • 2011
Why home teams really win, why momentum is a mirage, and the economics that explains sports.
3.82
6k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics⚾ Sports Analytics🤔 Cognitive Biases
Scorecasting Summary
Scorecasting 86%
Why home teams really win, why momentum is a mirage, and the economics that explains sports.
by Tobias J. Moskowitz 2011
3.82
6k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics⚾ Sports Analytics🤔 Cognitive Biases
Why Nudge?
by Cass R. Sunstein • 2014
Predictable human error justifies a new kind of paternalism, one that preserves choice.
3.47
245
📉 Behavioral Economics🏛️ Public Policy🧠 Cognitive Biases
Why Nudge? Summary
Why Nudge? 86%
Predictable human error justifies a new kind of paternalism, one that preserves choice.
by Cass R. Sunstein 2014
3.47
245 ratings
📉 Behavioral Economics🏛️ Public Policy🧠 Cognitive Biases
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