The Best Decisions You'll Ever Make
An Economist's Guide to Saving Time, Making Money, and Living Well
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The Best Decisions You'll Ever Make
Narrated by:
Daniel Altman
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Narrated by:
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Daniel Altman
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Daniel Altman
“Clear, confident, life-changing advice.”—David Bach, ten-time New York Times bestselling author of The Automatic Millionaire and The Latte Factor
Stuck wondering whether to sell your house? Can’t get a good deal on a used car? Not to worry—economics can help. That’s because economics isn’t just about charts, markets, and prices. It’s also the science of decisions, full of pointers and principles for maximizing your well-being every day.
Bestselling economist Daniel Altman cracks open the vault of microeconomics, revealing razor-sharp thinking that is refreshingly, actually useful. Through thirty real-world decisions—from “what’s for dinner?” to “how many kids should we have?”—he shows how a small, accessible dose of economics can unlock big gains in time, money, and sanity.
The Best Decisions You’ll Ever Make is an essential tool kit for snapping out of decision paralysis and coming out ahead in every trade-off. It’s an empowering, entertaining user’s manual that you’ll return to again and again—one that’ll supercharge every choice you make.
* This audiobook edition includes a downloadable PDF that contains the tables, calculations, and Glossary from the book.
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“Accessible and packed with practical advice, this is a helpful road map for confronting analysis paralysis in a world overloaded with choice.”—Publishers Weekly
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