Summary:
The book uses economic principles to explore unconventional topics, revealing surprising connections and insights into human behavior and societal issues. It delves into questions like the true impact of a name on a person's success and the hidden incentives behind various aspects of everyday life.
Key points:
1. Incentives: The authors stress the importance of understanding incentives, which they divide into economic, social, and moral, to solve problems.
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