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Keith Chen: ¿Podría el idioma afectar a la capacidad para ahorrar dinero?

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¿Qué pueden aprender los economistas de los lingüistas? El economista conductual Keith Chen presenta un patrón fascinante de su investigación: las lenguas sin concepto de futuro ("Llueve mañana" en lugar de "Lloverá mañana") tienen una correlación estrecha con altas tasas de ahorro. Lea más sobre las investigaciones de Chen.

Keith Chen's new research suggests that the language you speak may impact the way you think about your future. Full bio »

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