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Mentioned in 19 episodes

The Winner's Curse

Paradoxes and Anomalies of Economic Life

Book •

Mentioned by

Mike Carruthers

Michael Batnick

Mentioned in 19 episodes

Mentioned as

Richard Thaler

's new book, co-authored with economist Alex O. Emis.

#830: Nick Kokonas and Richard Thaler, Nobel Prize Laureate — Realistic Economics, Avoiding The Winner’s Curse, Using Temptation Bundling, and Going Against the Establishment

Mentioned by

Laurie Santos

as one of her favorite books, originally read in graduate school and now being republished with new research.

How to Spend Your Time and Money Better (with Nobel Prize Winner Richard Thaler)

Mentioned by

Michael Batnick

as a book being updated by Richard Thaler and Alex Emis, with Jason Zweig interviewing them about it.

Retail Investors Just Plowed $100 Billion Into Stocks. THIS MONTH.

Mentioned by

Barry Ritholtz

as

Richard Thaler

's book, completely rewritten and updated for 2025 with Alex Emis.

How Investors Fall Into Bias Traps with Economists Richard Thaler & Alex Imas

Mentioned as the book written by

Richard Thaler

and

Alex Imas

, which is the topic of the podcast.

Special Edition: Nobel Prize Winner Richard Thaler Live from the Economic Club of New York

Mentioned by

Alex Imas

, who co-wrote it, as a re-release with tons of new content.

Are markets rational or is sentiment contagious? (with Alex Imas)

Mentioned by

Chris Giles

as a collection of real-world examples that challenge the traditional economic assumption of human rationality.

What economics gets wrong about human behaviour, with Richard Thaler

Mentioned by

Kevin Coldiron

as one of the most influential and entertaining books in economics, co-authored by Richard Thaler and

Alex Imas

.

IL45: Where Markets Reveal Human Error ft. Alex Imas

Mentioned by

Richard Thaler

to explain how he started writing about departures from economic theory.

Richard Thaler on Why People are Much More Irrational than Economists Believe

Mentioned by

Mike Carruthers

as co-authored by

Alex Imas

and Nobel Prize winner Richard Thaler.

Why Winners Often Lose & What Great Teams Do Differently

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