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Strategic Marketing and the Future of Consumer Behaviour
Theo B.C. Poiesz, W. F. van Raaij
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Knowledge, Beliefs and Economics
Edited by Richard Arena, Agnès Festré
This book surveys how economists engage with knowledge and beliefs in various fields of economic analysis, such as general equilibrium theory, decision theory, game theory, experimental economics, evolutionary theory of the firm, financi...eBook:Find out more$40.00
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The Economics of Non-selfish Behaviour
Stephan Meier
‘The author explores the issues of self-interest versus pro-social behavior through and examination of the willingness of individuals to donate to public goods. . . Meier’s book is a succinct statement with empirical examination of the h... -
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Dealing with Terrorism – Stick or Carrot?
Bruno S. Frey
‘Bruno Frey has done it again! He has taken the number one topic on everyone’s lips – terrorism – and undertaken a careful and highly relevant analysis of potential causes and ways of extracting ourselves from the curse of terrorism. He ...eBook:Find out more$40.80
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Trust
Bart Nooteboom
‘. . . it is clear that this is an important work, which, with considerable erudition, breaks new ground on a hitherto little understood aspect of economic behaviour. The fact that the book is also well written and draws upon literatures...eBook:Find out more$39.20
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The Economics of Sin
Samuel Cameron
‘An original, innovative, ground-breaking, interdisciplinary study, The Economics of Sin is scholarly and very highly recommended reading for students of economics, sociology, anthropology, philosophy, and religion.’ – Midwest Book Revie...eBook:Find out more$40.00
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Inspiring Economics
Bruno S. Frey
‘Instead of ignoring the challenge to rational behaviour posed by several “anomalies” in behaviour, or abandoning rationality in the face of this challenge, Bruno Frey’s Inspiring Economics provides a valuable extension of rational behav...eBook:Find out more$49.60
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Public Goods and Private Wants
Simon Kemp
‘In democracy, we ask people whom they would like to govern them. Simon Kemp shows how and why the same principle applies to the types and amounts of public goods that governments supply. If you seek solutions to public-sector supply-dem... -
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Stock-Market Psychology
Karl-Erik Wärneryd
‘Stock-Market Psychology gives an excellent overview of the state-of-the-art literature on this subject in the fields of economics, psychology and finance. . . a comprehensive overview of the behavior of investors in the stock market. As...eBook:Find out more$49.60
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Markets and Authorities
Edited by Jochen Lorentzen, Marcello de Cecco
This stimulating book addresses the relationship between market authority and political authority – a favourite theme of Susan Strange to whom the book is dedicated. From a survey of the bias against capital liberalisation in economic th... -
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The Psychology of Saving
Karl-Erik Wärneryd
‘If you teach about saving, want to motivate higher rates of savings, or do research on any aspect of behavior related to saving, this book will be a guide and inspiration. . . . This book could be the “only book you’ll ever need” on the...eBook:Find out more$40.00
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Not Just for the Money
Bruno S. Frey
‘The main thing is to congratulate Frey for highlighting an important and interesting problem which economists have yet to deal with in a fully satisfactory fashion.’ – David Collard, The Economic Journal ‘[Bruno Frey] suggests how the ...
