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Behavioral Economics Lesson Four – Why Are We So Impatient?

Updated: December 10 2020,
Author: Andrea Caceres-Santamaria, William Bosshardt
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National Standards in Economics

State Standards

Common Core State Standards

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Subjects:
Economics

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