Home > Author > Dan Ariely >

" there is a great deal to be learned from rational economics, but some of its assumptions—that people always make the best decisions, that mistakes are less likely when the decisions involve a lot of money, and that the market is self-correcting—can clearly lead to disastrous consequences. "

Dan Ariely , The Upside of Irrationality: The Unexpected Benefits of Defying Logic at Work and at Home


Image for Quotes

Dan Ariely quote : there is a great deal to be learned from rational economics, but some of its assumptions—that people always make the best decisions, that mistakes are less likely when the decisions involve a lot of money, and that the market is self-correcting—can clearly lead to disastrous consequences.