Summary:
The book explores how rational economic principles can explain seemingly irrational human behaviors, delving into topics such as crime rates, office politics, and personal relationships. It argues that even the most complex and emotional aspects of life can be understood through the lens of logic and incentives.
Key points:
1. Rationality in "Irrational" Actions:
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