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Behavioral Economics
A field of economics that examines how psychological, social, cognitive, and emotional factors affect the economic decisions of individuals and institutions.
Early Morning
The period of the day just after sunrise, often considered a pivotal time for productivity or specific activities.
System 1
A term referring to the fast, automatic, and often unconscious way of thinking, as opposed to the more deliberate and analytical System 2 thinking.
Hardwired Heuristics
Innate or instinctual mental shortcuts that individuals use for making decisions or solving problems, often without conscious reasoning.
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