Book Review
Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics
Reviewed by: Jeffrey Bloem, Michigan State University
Other Articles From Faith & Economics, Issue 66, Fall 2015:
- The Law Does Not Make Us Righteous
- The Taste of Many Mountains
- The Christian Economist
- Distant Markets, Distant Harms: Economic Complicity & Christian Ethics by Daniel K. Finn
- Physical Geography and the History of Economic Development
- Urbanization, Diet Change, and the Transformation of the Downstream and Midstream of the Agrifood System: Effects on the Poor in Africa and Asia
- Seeking the City: Wealth, Poverty, and Political Economy in Christian Perspective by Chad Brand and Tom Pratt
- Religion and Female Education: Trans-Megabloc Effects
- How Adam Smith Can Change Your Life: An Unexpected Guide to Human Nature and Understanding by Russell Roberts
- Institutions, Geography, and Trade: A Panel Data Study
- Household Preferences for Municipal and Community-Managed Services: Survey Results from Guatemala