Economics

Revealing Choice Bracketing

A. Ellis and D. J. Freeman

Discover how our choices may be more interconnected than we think! Groundbreaking research by Andrew Ellis and David J. Freeman reveals that a significant portion of individuals favors narrow bracketing in decision-making, challenging the common assumption. Get ready to explore innovative experiments that uncover the nuances in how we allocate portfolios, engage socially, and shop!

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