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Financial Planning Insights from Behavioral and Causal Economics

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Financial Planing Article – Causal Economics

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Causal Economics is a frontier branch of behavioral economics. It explains behaviors that can’t be effectively modelled by existing mainstream theories. Its central concept is causal coupling of cost and benefit – across individuals and society.

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