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Dan Ariely 談論我們受干擾的道德準則

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行為經濟學家 Dan Ariely 研究那些影響我們道德準則的元素:有時候我們允許自己偷竊及欺騙的原因。在難以捉摸的影響下,我們的荒謬竟是可預知的。

Translated into Chinese (Traditional) by Coco Shen
Reviewed by Chunfung Chen
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About Dan Ariely

It's become increasingly obvious that the dismal science of economics is not as firmly grounded in actual behavior as was once supposed. In "Predictably Irrational," Dan Ariely tells us why. Full bio and more links

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