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Shlomo Benartzi: Tegyünk félre a holnapra, holnap!

Filmed Nov 2011 • Posted Feb 2012TEDSalon NY2011
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Könnyen el tudjuk képzelni, hogy megtakarítunk a jövő héten, de miért ne most rögtön? Általában mindjárt költeni akarunk. Shlomo Benartzi közgazdász azt vallja, hogy ez a nyugdíjas éveinkre való spórolás egyik legnagyobb akadálya és azt kérdi: hogyan alakíthatjuk át ezt a viselkedési kihívást viselkedési megoldássá?

Shlomo Benartzi uses behavioral economics to study how and why we plan well for the future (or fail to), and uses that to develop new programs to encourage saving for retirement. Full bio »

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