Behavioral economics focuses on the effects of psychological and social factors on the economic decisions we make, and many of these choices are anything but "rational."

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Behavioral economics indeed studies how psychological, cognitive, emotional, cultural, and social factors affect the economic decisions individuals make, often leading to choices that deviate from those predicted by classical economic theory, which assumes rational decision-making.

Behavioral Economics Focuses on the Effects of Psychological and Social