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MPN
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ISBN
9780805078329
Book Title
Mind of the Market : Compassionate Apes, Competitive Humans, and Other Tales from Evolutionary Economics
Item Length
9.2 in
Publisher
Holt & Company, Henry
Publication Year
2007
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1 in
Author
Michael Shermer
Genre
Science, Business & Economics
Topic
Life Sciences / Evolution, Economics / General
Item Width
6.8 in
Item Weight
20.1 Oz
Number of Pages
336 Pages

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Bestselling author and psychologist Shermer explains how evolution shaped the modern economy--and why people are so irrational about money. Drawing on the new field of neuroeconomics, Shermer investigates what brain scans reveal about bargaining, snap purchases, and establishing trust in business.

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Publisher
Holt & Company, Henry
ISBN-10
0805078320
ISBN-13
9780805078329
eBay Product ID (ePID)
60718936

Product Key Features

Book Title
Mind of the Market : Compassionate Apes, Competitive Humans, and Other Tales from Evolutionary Economics
Author
Michael Shermer
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Life Sciences / Evolution, Economics / General
Publication Year
2007
Genre
Science, Business & Economics
Number of Pages
336 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.2 in
Item Height
1 in
Item Width
6.8 in
Item Weight
20.1 Oz

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Lc Classification Number
Hb97.3.S54 2007
Reviews
"[A] captivating raconteur of all the greatest hits of behavioral, evolutionary and neuropsychology, [and] provider of wonderful cocktail party material... Fascinating."-Los Angeles Times Book Review"The book has no end of conversation starters, from capitalism as modern Darwinism to neuroeconomics that show that-biochemically, at least-a human brain is shockingly similar during smooth business deals and sex."-Boston Globe"Have you ever wondered how people develop trust and live together peacefully? Michael Shermer's new book uses psychology and evolution to examine the root of these human achievements… [He] has earned the right to our attention."-Washington Post"Drawing from research, and injecting his own wit, Shermer explains why people make bad decisions about money, why wealth can't buy you happiness, and why we love cooperating."-Psychology Today"Compelling… Take[s] us on an intimate tour of the best of the last half-century's work in behavioral economics and neuroscience."-New York Post"Entertaining… a fascinatingtour d'horizonof discoveries in several of today's cutting-edge sciences."-The Globe and Mail(Toronto)"Well-written [and] highly entertaining…. Replete with thought-provoking examples and solid references, the book will start as many debates as it will end."-Choice"[The Mind of the Market] provides a thorough account of what's going on in a branch of psychology dedicated to understanding the natural origins of economic decisions."-Science News"Pure entertainment… Some of the most interesting economic research being undertaken these days draws on the disciplines of cognitive science and psychology, and [The Mind of the Marketis a] highly readable contribution."-The Business Economist"Eye-opening … [The Mind of the Market] recounts truly fascinating experiments and discoveries regarding physiological components of our market decisions…. Filled with fun analogies and a smattering of funny lines."-Humanist"Thoughtful and complete…You're certain to learn something new when you read it."-WestWord"[Shermer] does a bang-up job knitting together the complexities of science and the frail psychology of human beings to explain the unpredictable postmodern world of trade and finance…. An informative, inventive, broad-spectrum analysis of what makes modern man tick, starting with his wallet."-Kirkus Reviews"Using fascinating examples… Shermer explores the evolutionary roots of our sense of fairness and justice, and shows how this rationale extends to the market…. Offers much insight into human behavior and rationales regarding money."-Publishers Weekly"The Ripley's Believe It or Not of behavioral economics, or why people act the way they do in a capitalistic marketplace…. Shermer applies his wide-ranging knowledge of science and its rigorous investigatory discipline to uncover the answers and make connections between trade and emotion-in essence, popularizing neuron-economics."-Booklist"Extremely interesting… Shermer is a fantastic presenter."-Steven D. Levitt, The New York Times Freakonomics Blog"Michael Shermer brilliantly shows that the real experts ofHomo economicusare often found in psychology, biology, even primatology." -Frans de Waal, author ofOur Inner Ape"Written with his customary verve and flair,The Mind of the Marketis Michael Shermer at his best."�, "[A] captivating raconteur of all the greatest hits of behavioral, evolutionary and neuropsychology, [and] provider of wonderful cocktail party material... Fascinating."- Los Angeles Times Book Review "The book has no end of conversation starters, from capitalism as modern Darwinism to neuroeconomics that show that-biochemically, at least-a human brain is shockingly similar during smooth business deals and sex."- Boston Globe "Have you ever wondered how people develop trust and live together peacefully? Michael Shermer's new book uses psychology and evolution to examine the root of these human achievements… [He] has earned the right to our attention."- Washington Post "Drawing from research, and injecting his own wit, Shermer explains why people make bad decisions about money, why wealth can't buy you happiness, and why we love cooperating."- Psychology Today "Compelling… Take[s] us on an intimate tour of the best of the last half-century's work in behavioral economics and neuroscience."- New York Post "Entertaining… a fascinating tour d'horizon of discoveries in several of today's cutting-edge sciences."- The Globe and Mail (Toronto) "Well-written [and] highly entertaining…. Replete with thought-provoking examples and solid references, the book will start as many debates as it will end."- Choice "[ The Mind of the Market ] provides a thorough account of what's going on in a branch of psychology dedicated to understanding the natural origins of economic decisions."- Science News "Pure entertainment… Some of the most interesting economic research being undertaken these days draws on the disciplines of cognitive science and psychology, and [ The Mind of the Market is a] highly readable contribution."- The Business Economist "Eye-opening … [ The Mind of the Market ] recounts truly fascinating experiments and discoveries regarding physiological components of our market decisions…. Filled with fun analogies and a smattering of funny lines." -Humanist "Thoughtful and complete…You're certain to learn something new when you read it."- WestWord "[Shermer] does a bang-up job knitting together the complexities of science and the frail psychology of human beings to explain the unpredictable postmodern world of trade and finance…. An informative, inventive, broad-spectrum analysis of what makes modern man tick, starting with his wallet."- Kirkus Reviews "Using fascinating examples… Shermer explores the evolutionary roots of our sense of fairness and justice, and shows how this rationale extends to the market…. Offers much insight into human behavior and rationales regarding money."- Publishers Weekly "The Ripley's Believe It or Not of behavioral economics, or why people act the way they do in a capitalistic marketplace…. Shermer applies his wide-ranging knowledge of science and its rigorous investigatory discipline to uncover the answers and make connections between trade and emotion-in essence, popularizing neuron-economics."- Booklist "Extremely interesting… Shermer is a fantastic presenter."-Steven D. Levitt, The New York Times Freakonomics Blog "Michael Shermer brilliantly shows that the real experts of Homo economicus are often found in psychology, biology, even primatology." -Frans de Waal, author of Our Inner Ape "Written with his customary verve and flair, The Mind of the Market is Michael Shermer at his best."-Dinesh D'Souza, author of What's So Great About America "Economists who understand Charles Darwin are almost as rare as biologists who understand Adam Smith. Yet the two were essentially saying the same thing-that order emerges unordained from competition and innovation. Michael Shermer brilliantly brings the two insights together to explain how the human mind creates the human market." - Matt Ridley, author of The Origins of Virtue, "Written with his customary verve and flair,The Mind of the Marketis Michael Shermer at his best. Roving over the entire sweep of history, and drawing on the best of modern science, Shermer attempts a grand synthesis of research from psychology and the neurosciences to demonstrate that markets are moral and that free trade meshes well with human nature. Shermer entertains as well as informs, and in the process he deepens the argument for economic, political and social freedom."-Dinesh D'Souza, author ofWhat's So Great About America "Economists who understand Charles Darwin are almost as rare as biologists who understand Adam Smith. Yet the two were essentially saying the same thing-that order emerges unordained from competition and innovation. Michael Shermer brilliantly brings the two insights together to explain how the human mind creates the human market."-Matt Ridley, author ofThe Origins of Virtue"Economics is not just about money. It is also about human nature, justice, trust, and happiness. Michael Shermer brilliantly shows that the real experts ofHomo economicusare often found in psychology, biology, even primatology."-Frans de Waal, author ofOur Inner Ape
Copyright Date
2007
Lccn
2007-022784
Dewey Decimal
330.01/9
Dewey Edition
22

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