Behavioral Economics: When Markets Clash with Morals | Al Roth
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All right, Mr. Hulahhan, quick question. Yeah. Why is it so hard for me to go out and hire Hitman, but yet very shockingly easy for me to go out and buy some heroin? Why why is that?
Um are there some are there personal needs in both of these cases? I'm just curious. Is it is this a personal needs? I'm just saying, you know, I have to deal with you on a regular basis and I need one or the other.
And so I don't even know where to go with that. But because this is a behavioral science podcast, I'm thinking you're looking for some good evidence-based observations that would help you when it comes to making a good decision and around. Well just trying to understand like why so difficult for one, so easy for the other. Yeah. And, you know, not that I would be doing
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