Freakonomics 4

"Freakonomics", an interesting and brain-burning book, is a best-seller in dozens of countries. It provides insights into the deep motivations of human behavior and helps you see the world like a smart person.
Everyone is a Freakonomics.
Stephen and Stephen are not the only ones with interesting brains. In the more than 10 years since they launched the Freakonomics website, they have received all kinds of emails and feedback and have interacted with millions of readers.
As in their other books, the Freakonomics authors ask many unconventional questions: Why don't flight attendants accept tips? What do people lie about, and why? When is the best time to rob a bank, based on risk-reward ratios? And, through this book, you'll also learn about Levitt and Dubner's own quirks and hobbies, such as abolishing the cent, golf, and backgammon.
In this book, you'll learn how the Freakonomics series came about, and what stories and anecdotes lie behind the data, phenomena, analyses, and conclusions—it's even more interesting than the first three books. You'll also discover that readers' imaginations can be even more captivating than the authors'.

2021-07-01

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