Freakonomics
by
Sun Tzu
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Format
Paperback
Pages
336
Language
English
Published
Sep 1, 2009
Publisher
William Morrow Paperbacks
Edition
International
ISBN-10
0007420129
ISBN-13
9780007420124
Description
Combining a unique blend of economics and everyday life, this thought-provoking work challenges conventional wisdom by exploring the hidden side of everything. The authors delve into fascinating case studies that reveal unexpected connections between seemingly unrelated topics, such as crime rates, school performance, and even the impact of naming conventions on success. Their engaging narrative style draws readers in, making complex economic theories accessible and relatable.
Through a series of surprising revelations and compelling anecdotes, they encourage critical thinking and curiosity about the data that shapes society. By questioning assumptions and examining the underlying motivations of individuals, they illuminate the quirky and often irrational behavior that influences human decisions. The exploration prompts readers to reconsider what they know about economics and, ultimately, the world around them. With a blend of humor and insight, it captivates those eager to learn how statistics can reveal profound truths about life.
Through a series of surprising revelations and compelling anecdotes, they encourage critical thinking and curiosity about the data that shapes society. By questioning assumptions and examining the underlying motivations of individuals, they illuminate the quirky and often irrational behavior that influences human decisions. The exploration prompts readers to reconsider what they know about economics and, ultimately, the world around them. With a blend of humor and insight, it captivates those eager to learn how statistics can reveal profound truths about life.
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