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Moral Economics
Nobel Prize winner Alvin Roth argues that our most important and difficult decisions—about our most controversial issues—require a different calculation of what matters most. Our intuitive and automatic thinking is influenced—in ways we don't always recognise—by strongly-held notions of repugnance. A transaction is repugnant if some people want to engage in it, and others think they shouldn't be allowed to....PaperbackSold Out
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Moral Economics
Nobel Prize winner Alvin Roth argues that our most important and difficult decisions—about our most controversial issues—require a different calculation of what matters most. Our intuitive and automatic thinking is influenced—in ways we don't always recognise—by strongly-held notions of repugnance. A transaction is repugnant if some people want to engage in it, and others think they shouldn't be allowed to....PaperbackSold Out