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Daniel Goldstein: 你現在和未來的自我之間的戰鬥

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每一天,我們都為今後我們自我的後果作出好或壞的決定。(我可不可以就這​​一次不用牙線呢?)Daniel Goldstein創制方法幫助我們推想隨著時間推移的自己,讓我們為未來作出明智的選擇。

Daniel Goldstein studies how we make decisions about our financial selves -- both now and in the future, Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Ana Choi
Reviewed by Ann Lee
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