Behavioral economics

Here are 18 of the most common mental mistakes in business and investing. Make sure to learn from these cognitive bias examples to make better decisions.

Behavioural economics views humans as irrational and emotional beings who are influenced by biases and experience when making decisions.

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Human behavior is remarkably complicated. And yet, just as Newton's laws of motion distill three fundamental truths about the physical world, the three laws of human behavior describe three fundamental truths of human behavior: People tend to stick to the status quo unless the forces of friction or fuel push us them off their path; behavior is a function of the person and their environment; every decision includes tradeoffs and the potential for unintended consequences.

I’m honoured to have an article in this month’s MPI One+. A quick recap of the article can be found below.

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Behavioural Design is all about creating the right environment for people to make a decision or take action towards their goals. It can be applied to encourage a desired behaviour, to stop unwanted…

I came across an interesting graphic which shows how several of the topics in behavioral economics are grouped together. Biology often employs a similar charting technique to show groups of species…

Pic via @mhallsworth and @primedecision Interesting infographic/poster on the big strands of behavioural economics for those thinking about behaviour change. Here's the thing: 7 of the 8 strands captured here are to do with the individals and their individual cognitive...

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