Learning Behavior Economy: part 2

<p>I believe that human behavior may influence economic development or recession. Economics and human behavior intersect in several ways. Economics studies how individuals and societies allocate scarce resources to meet their unlimited wants and needs. Human behavior in turn plays a crucial role in the decision-making process that drives the allocation of these resources.</p><p>Behavioral economic theory and traditional economic theory which have different view to economists. Nowadays many economists began to feel behavioral economic theory is more reasonable to be accepted to general social development. In my this books I shall attempt to indicate cases to explain whether what differences of views between behavioral economists and general economists.</p>