Summary of Misbehaving

Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics, by Richard H. Thaler, is a comprehensive overview of the history and development of the field of behavioral economics. Thaler presents the ideas, problems, and findings of the discipline in an accessible and engaging way. He explains how the field has evolved over time and how it has influenced sociology, psychology, politics, and other areas. The book also contains a number of case studies and experiments, along with a discussion of the ethical implications of the field. Thaler's goal is to show how behavioral economics can be used to make better decisions in both our personal and professional lives.