homoeconomicus

Ernst Fehr: «Loss Aversion is Another Example»  finews.com

Homo Economicus Definition  Investopedia

'Homo Economicus': Are We Rational Self-interested Beings?  The Great Courses Daily News

How Homo Economicus Went Extinct  Wall Street Journal

Is Homo Economicus A Psychopath?  Forbes

The Moral Identity of Homo Economicus by Ricardo Hausmann  Project Syndicate

The Death of Homo Economicus review – why does capitalism still exist?  The Guardian

Meet Homo Economicus | Opinion  Harvard Crimson

Economic Man Definition  Investopedia

Homo economicus 2.0  EurekAlert

Economics 101: More college classes bring moral debates to the surface  Christian Science Monitor

Behavioural economics challenges traditional view of “homo economicus”  USAPP American Politics and Policy (blog)

The new human species driving the Kenyan economy  The Standard

Rethinking Economic Theory: The Evolutionary Roots Of Irrationality : 13.7: Cosmos And Culture  NPR

Why Richard Thaler Deserved the Nobel in Economics  The Atlantic

Why Homo economicus might actually be an idiot  Economic Times

The Looming Death of Homo Economicus by Dennis J. Snower  Project Syndicate

Beyond Homo Economicus by Tania Singer  Project Syndicate

The surprising upsides of spite and how to harness them  New Scientist

‘Squid Game’: Wondering if You Would Survive? Here’s What to Read  The New York Times

Theory Vs. Reality: Why Our Economic Behavior Isn't Always Rational  NPR

Between economic man and the rational voter, By Uddin Ifeanyi  Premium Times

How to Use Economic Regret Theory to Achieve Happiness  Entrepreneur

The efficiency of the IPO market: homo economicus lives  USAPP American Politics and Policy (blog)

Our Better Angels: What We Lose When We Assume People Are Bad  NPR

When Self-Interest Isn't Everything  New York Times

Microeconomics explains why people can never have enough of what they want and how that influences policies  The Conversation UK

Large scale psych study identifies "homo economicus" as the source of all evil in the world  Boing Boing

Not Quite Rational Man: A new paradigm in economics recognizes the complexity in human behavior.  City Journal

How the government can regain public trust during a chaotic economy  Business Insider

Why natural experiments are a natural choice for a Nobel prize  Livemint

The debt to pleasure  The Economist