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23 Feb 2024: 10, 2017. Blog by Professor Dame Theresa Marteau Richard Thaler is an economist that is fluent in Psychology and has just won the 2017 Nobel Prize in Economics. ... His contribution, as recognised by the awarding committee, has been to apply the

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