Predictably Irrational

The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions

Our rating
4.2
Level
Beginner
Published
2008

An entertaining introduction to the systematic ways people make irrational choices, from the power of "free" to the decoy effect in pricing.

Best for: Readers new to behavioral economics

Key takeaways

  • Relative comparisons drive choices
  • Free is a uniquely powerful price
  • Expectations shape experiences

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