Seems like a valid question to ask, right? Aren’t economists the stuffy, bean-counter types that don’t see value in the world outside of spreadsheets and Profit and Loss statements?
Well, learning to think like an economist can really help provide a framework to use valuable tools in dealing with daily decision-making.
With Professor Bartlett’s Thinking like an Economist: A Guide to Rational Decision Making, The Great Courses’ course #5511, you can learn to utilize the following:
- People respond to incentives.
- There’s no such thing as a “free lunch.”
- There are at least two sides to every interaction.
- Everything affects everything else.
- Any action can bring with it significant unintended consequences.
- In this world of complex interrelationships, no one is really in control.
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You will truly enjoy this 12 part course!
Brenda
