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By The Situationist Staff
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Last month, Rick Montgomery wrote an interesting article, “Behavioral Economics Is Moving from Theory to Policy,” for the Kansas City Star. Here are some excerpts.
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As the economy sinks and investors buckle over, the behavior buffs are rising up.
From the lesser-appointed corners of academia, psychologists, sociologists and a youthful breed of economists scoff at [...]Full post as published by The Situationist on January 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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