PinnedWe are all economistsMainstream and behavioural economics are two sides of the same coinJun 3, 20164Jun 3, 20164
Rules and exceptionsA surprisingly large portion of our behaviour is guided by rules (some made for us, others made by us) … but it is the exceptions that…2d ago2d ago
Blaming judgmentsWe can learn to make better decisions by observing — and judging — those of others. But there are pitfalls on the wayMar 28Mar 28
The man who did not change his mindLast week, it transpired that Daniel Kahneman’s death last year was by assisted suicide. Why might many struggle with the decision of one…Mar 21Mar 21
Zelenskyy’s dilemmaIs a settlement of a conflict just and fair if the wronged party must reward the ‘wronging’ party? If not, what price is fair to pay for…Mar 17Mar 17
Good intentions gone bad — when information harmsThe choice between knowledge (or disclosure) and ignorance (or secrecy) is not always a simple matter of personal preferenceMar 8Mar 8
Are we all moral bullshitters?Just like it is possible to speak without regard for the truth, it is possible to act without regard for moralsFeb 28Feb 28
United (or divided) by a coin flipWe are deeply hardwired to spot, and respond to differences between us and others, no matter how arbitraryFeb 21Feb 21
The price of loyaltyThe intriguing psychology of airline loyalty schemes, and what it tells us about how we functionFeb 14Feb 14