Beginning with microeconomic principles and behavioral economics, the book progresses to analyze the influence of cognitive biases on spending and the determinants of saving. It further explores financial investments, risk aversion, and market efficiency.
Uniquely, it integrates economics with psychology, sociology, and marketing to provide a holistic view. Supported by empirical research, Consumer Behavior offers practical applications for businesses, policymakers, and individuals seeking to improve their financial well-being.
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