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Steven D. Levitt

Exploring Economics Through Humor and Curiosity Beyond Conventional Boundaries.

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Author: Steven D. Levitt

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780062385321

Language: English

Publish Date: 05/05/2015

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 1: What Do Blogs and Bottled Water Have in Common?

00:0004:20

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Chapter 2: 1 We Were Only Trying to Help

00:0041:49

Chapter 3: 2 Limberhand the Masturbator and the Perils of Wayne

00:0011:03

Chapter 4: 3 Hurray for High Gas Prices!

00:0050:28

Chapter 5: 4 Contested

00:0008:02

Chapter 6: 5 How to Be Scared of the Wrong Thing

00:0040:25

Chapter 7: 6 If You’re Not Cheating, You’re Not Trying

00:0035:31

Chapter 8: 7 But Is It Good for the Planet?

00:0027:40

Chapter 9: 8 Hit on 21

00:0043:18

Chapter 10: 9 When to Rob a Bank

00:0038:58

Chapter 11: 10 More Sex Please, We’re Economists

00:0016:23

Chapter 12: 11 Kaleidoscopia

00:0040:35

Chapter 13: 12 When You’re a Jet . . .

00:0057:57

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"When to Rob a Bank" by Steven D. Levitt is ideal for curious listeners who enjoy exploring unconventional economic theories and behavioral insights. It appeals to anyone interested in understanding the quirky dynamics of everyday life through a unique lens, as Levitt and his co-author Stephen J. Dubner delve into topics like incentives and decision-making. Whether you're a fan of their earlier works or simply intrigued by the intersection of economics and human behavior, this summary audiobook offers a thought-provoking and entertaining experience for those looking to challenge their perspectives.

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"The best kind of data is the data that can be used to make predictions, not just the data that tells you what has happened."
"Incentives are the cornerstone of modern life, and understanding their effects can lead to better decisions and outcomes across all fields."
"The world is full of opportunities to exploit data and human behavior, and those who can interpret these patterns are the ones who will succeed."

Author : Steven D. Levitt

Steven D. Levitt is a prominent American economist, best known for co-authoring the acclaimed book Freakonomics and its sequels with Stephen J. Dubner. A distinguished professor at the University of Chicago, Levitt specializes in the economics of crime and was awarded the John Bates Clark Medal in 2003. He is also the co-founder and Faculty Director of the Center for Radical Innovation for Social Change, which promotes data-driven initiatives. Previously co-editor of the Journal of Political Economy, Levitt co-founded TGG Group in 2009, focusing on consultancy in business and philanthropy. Recognized as one of Time magazine's "100 People Who Shape Our World" in 2006, he has consistently ranked among the top economists of his generation.

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