Evolutionary Origins of Markets
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Evolutionary Origins of Markets
How Evolution, Psychology and Biology Have Shaped the Economy
Avsar, Rojhat
Taylor & Francis Inc
11/2019
130
Mole
Inglês
9780815387190
15 a 20 dias
204
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Introduction, Part I: Social Brain, Chapter 1: The Myth of The Dissociative Identities, Chapter 2: Why Wouldn't Chimpanzees Wear Sunglasses While Playing Poker? Part II: Economizing Brain, Chapter 3: Cognitively Lazy, Chapter 4: Emotionally Smart, Part III: Interactive Minds, Chapter 5: Reciprocal brain, Chapter 6: Mind Reading, Part IV: Key Innate Competencies, Chapter 7: Emotional path to willpower, Chapter 8: Sapiens See, Sapiens Do (Monkey? Not So Much.), Part V: Pursuit of Identities, Tribes, and Emotional Connections, Chapter 9: Human Sociality in the Market, Epilogue, Index
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Inter-temporal Preferences;behavioral economics;ToM Network;neuroeconomics;Agent Based Modeling;nudge;High Psychopathic Traits;Daniel Kahnemann;Left Posterior Hippocampus;Herbert Simon;Anterior Paracingulate Cortex;Karl Polanyi;Western Scrub Jays;evolutionary economics;Spinal Cord;evolutionary psychology;Potential Long Term Health Consequences;human nature;Superior Temporal Sulcus;social economics;Ventral Striatum;innate social instincts;Antisocial Behavior;modern economic system;Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex;social neuroscience;Anti-social Behavior;experimental economics;Reciprocal Imbalance;Present Bias;Social Exchange Interactions;Celery Stick;Intercultural Benefits;Altruistic Punishment;Empathy Gap;Medial Pre-frontal Cortex;Existing Speed Limits;Partner's Trustworthiness;Beauty Contest Game
Introduction, Part I: Social Brain, Chapter 1: The Myth of The Dissociative Identities, Chapter 2: Why Wouldn't Chimpanzees Wear Sunglasses While Playing Poker? Part II: Economizing Brain, Chapter 3: Cognitively Lazy, Chapter 4: Emotionally Smart, Part III: Interactive Minds, Chapter 5: Reciprocal brain, Chapter 6: Mind Reading, Part IV: Key Innate Competencies, Chapter 7: Emotional path to willpower, Chapter 8: Sapiens See, Sapiens Do (Monkey? Not So Much.), Part V: Pursuit of Identities, Tribes, and Emotional Connections, Chapter 9: Human Sociality in the Market, Epilogue, Index
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Inter-temporal Preferences;behavioral economics;ToM Network;neuroeconomics;Agent Based Modeling;nudge;High Psychopathic Traits;Daniel Kahnemann;Left Posterior Hippocampus;Herbert Simon;Anterior Paracingulate Cortex;Karl Polanyi;Western Scrub Jays;evolutionary economics;Spinal Cord;evolutionary psychology;Potential Long Term Health Consequences;human nature;Superior Temporal Sulcus;social economics;Ventral Striatum;innate social instincts;Antisocial Behavior;modern economic system;Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex;social neuroscience;Anti-social Behavior;experimental economics;Reciprocal Imbalance;Present Bias;Social Exchange Interactions;Celery Stick;Intercultural Benefits;Altruistic Punishment;Empathy Gap;Medial Pre-frontal Cortex;Existing Speed Limits;Partner's Trustworthiness;Beauty Contest Game
