Summary:
The book explores how individuals' identities and social norms influence economic behavior, affecting decisions in work, spending, and saving. It integrates psychological and sociological insights into traditional economic models, demonstrating how identity impacts wages, productivity, and overall well-being in the marketplace.
Key points:
1. Identity's Role in Economics:
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