In “The Winner’s Curse,” Nobel Prize-winner Richard Thaler and economist Alex Imas delve into the fascinating world of behavioral economics, exploring why people make seemingly irrational decisions. Building on Thaler’s groundbreaking Anomalies column, this updated edition revisits classic questions about cooperation, attachment to possessions, and auction disappointments, offering fresh insights into how these anomalies persist in modern life. With engaging examples and humor, the book provides a comprehensive look at human behavior, making it accessible to both novices and seasoned economists.

• Why You Should Read?
• Offers a fresh perspective on behavioral economics with updated insights and humor.
• Explains everyday decision-making with relatable examples and theories like loss aversion.
• Suitable for readers of all levels, from those new to economics to experts in the field.
• Enhances understanding of human behavior, aiding in better personal and professional decisions.