Part V
The Part of Tens
In this part . . .
T he Part of Tens is where to turn when you’re short on time but not on curiosity. In Chapter 18, I discuss some implications of behavioral economics for public policy. In Chapter 19, I delve into what experiments in economics teach about human behavior. And, in Chapter 20, I cover some of the lessons behavioral economics has for consumers and investors.
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