When to Rob a Bank
When to Rob a Bank
132 unconventional observations and provocative perspectives from the Freakonomics archives
About This Book
The Hidden Economics of Everything (2015) gathers selections from the decade-long Freakonomics blog at freakonomics.com. Focusing on the unusual and unexpected, Levitt and Dubner explore topics ranging from the statistical danger of people with Wayne as a middle name to the argument for why certain individuals should increase their sexual activity for society's benefit.
Who Should Read This?
- Students studying economics and statistical analysis
- Readers fascinated by the science of human decision-making
- Those who enjoyed the original Freakonomics book
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