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美国中部时间10月9日凌晨4点突然响起的手机铃声,吵醒了睡梦中的芝加哥大学布斯商学院教授理查德·塞勒。这位满头白发的教授当天在芝加哥大学举行的记者会上笑着说,看到电话号码来自瑞典,他马上预感到这一好消息——瑞典皇家科学院将2017年诺贝尔经济学奖授予他,以表彰他在行为经济学研究领域作出的突出贡献。作为行为经济学先驱的塞勒,曾与哈佛大学教授卡斯·森斯坦共同出版一本名为《助推》的畅销书,主要介绍的是当人们深陷偏见和非理性中,“助推”如何帮助人们提升智
The sudden ringing of ringtones at 4:00 AM Central America on Thursday, October 9 woke up Richard Sleep, a professor at the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business in his dream. The white-haired professor with a smile on the day at a press conference held at the University of Chicago said seeing the phone number come from Sweden he immediately felt the good news - the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for 2017 He honored him for his outstanding contribution in the field of behavioral economics. As a pioneer of behavioral economics, Seiler, who co-published a bestseller entitled “Boosting” with Harvard professor Karsonstein, mainly introduces “people who are deeply biased and irrational” Push "how to help people improve their intelligence