К реальному человеку. Долгий путь экономической теории (о Нобелевской премии по экономике 2017 г.) // Toward Real Man. The Long Way of Economic Theory (about Nobel Prize in Economics 2017)
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Nobel prize; behavioral economics; nudge theory; non-price economics; experimental economics; restricted rationality; Nobel prize; behavioral economics; nudge theory; non-price economics; experimental economics; restricted rationality; Нобелевская премия; поведенческая экономика; теория подталкивания; неценовая экономика; экспериментальная экономика; ограниченная рациональность;All these keywords.
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