One of the bedrocks of (neo)classical economic theory is the premise that humans act as homo oeconomici or ‘economic agents.’ This boils down to the assumption that when given a choice between two items, people will make a rational decision and choose the item that they value the most. As simple and intuitive as the … Continue reading What Can We Learn From Hunter-Gatherer Societies? Taking a Closer Look at the Endowment Effect
What Can We Learn From Hunter-Gatherer Societies? Taking a Closer Look at the Endowment Effect
