Scarcity: Why Having Too Little Means So Much

Scarcity: Why Having Too Little Means So Much

by Sendhil Mullainathan Eldar Shafir

258 pages· 2014· ISBN 9787213063497

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Pub Date: 2014-11-01 Pages: 276 Language: Chinese Publisher: Zhejiang People's Publishing House in long-term studies of the poor and poverty reduction process. Cedric Hill Mu to Nathan found his anxiety turned out to be similar and the poor: the poor lack money. he lack of time. On the basis of this phenomenon. he and professor of psychology at Princeton University Hlder Shafir conducted extensive laboratory research and real investigation. they found a striking presence in the middle of the world the truth: the poor will always be missing person money. and busy people will always lack the time. However. further studies confirm: these are superficial. Because even a sum of money to the poor. give patients some time delay. they can not become rich and efficient. In fact. in the long-term nature of resources (money. time) scarce. people have formed a Glimpse view. can only see...

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