The Conflict Between Reason and Emotion in Economic Decisions (Academic Policy Brief)
Key Points
The central aim is to explore the interplay between reason and emotion in economic decision-making.
Analysis of existing literature on economic decisions and cognitive biases.
Discussion of theoretical frameworks in behavioral economics.
Evaluation of case studies illustrating the conflict of reason and emotion.
Identified cognitive biases that impact decision-making.
Illustrated how emotions can lead to suboptimal economic choices.
Highlighted the need for integrating emotional awareness in economic policy design.
Abstract
Extensive academic policy brief about The Conflict Between Reason and Emotion in Economic Decisions (Academic Policy Brief). Author: Juan Moisés de la Serna.
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Juan Moises De la Serna (Sun,) studied this question.