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Predictably Irrational - Chapter 1: Everything is Relative

Predictably Irrational Dan Ariely Chapter 1 Everything is Relative  
 
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Dayvit78 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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i'm sorry ! this one does not work for me.. i am the highest paid employee in the company but it's not enough salary for me (i'm a foreigner in vietnam)
jestertru (11 months ago) Show Hide
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Are there exceptions? Absolutely. There are always statistical outliers - if you gave me superbowl tickets I would consider it negative value - I don't like football and getting rid takes effort/value on my part. That's not the point. Most people see such having value.

The NPV (@any realistic interest rate) for the declining cash flow is *always* larger than the increasing cash flow. So as long as money is the measure, this reality defies the basic assumption of economics.
metalhaze1982 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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That reminds me of the PARADOX OF CHOICE by bary schwarz, a must read!
StuckMic (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I understand this theory but, what would your opinion be of a person who lives well below his/her means without concern for one's perceived status or what others might think? Many DO defy these comparisons you describe.

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