Not just for the money: an economic theory of personal motivation

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1997-10-01otherChoice Reviews Online1,955 citationsclosed

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Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Economic Theory and Institutions

Abstract

This text provides a wide-ranging discussion of personal movitation that opens out traditional eonomics to provide a more mature view of individuals as being sensitive to private and moral motives as well as market incentives.

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