Financial History: Behavioural economics

The roots of behavioural economics can be traced back centuries; this fundamental discipline has helped economists explain why individuals sometimes make financial decisions that seem curiously irrational

 
Behavioural Economics is a branch of economic research that analyses and considers psychology as it relates to an individual's economic decision-making processes
Behavioural Economics is a branch of economic research that analyses and considers psychology as it relates to an individual's economic decision-making processes  
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