Discounts Trigger Dopamine Fireworks in Us. in the Czech Republic, We Jump on Them More than People Abroad, Says Psychologist

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People often do not act rationally when making decisions about money, but under the influence of emotions and shortcuts that once helped them survive. "The less we know about a given topic, the more confident we are in our conclusions. Admitting our own ignorance is the cheapest and most effective investment tool at our disposal," says economist and psychologist Jan Urban, who has published a new book, Economic Instincts, in an interview.