If you understand peoples incentives then you can understand their behavior
I enjoyed the Freakonomics book when it came out and used parts of it in my High School economics class. This is a movie version of several of the chapters such as the one on black names. The main point of the book and film is that economics is more than about money and the Gross Domestic Product. The two authors emphasized that economics is about studying choices and those decisions are based upon incentives. You understand people’s behavior if you know what incentives they follow. As the movie and book pointed out however that is easier said than done. I think this movie did a great job explaining what the book was about and what a lot of modern economists are studying these days.
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