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<p>Created page with &quot;&lt;includeonly&gt; {{#switch: {{{1|}}} | Aldo Rustichini = Italian behavioral economist; research on incentives, fines, and motivation | Amazon Europe = European e-commerce operations of Amazon; regional marketplaces unit | American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) = US nonprofit interest group; advocates for older adults and retirees | Budweiser = American lager beer brand by Anheuser-Busch | Business Insider = Business news website and digital media brand | Carol...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&lt;includeonly&gt;<br /> {{#switch: {{{1|}}}<br /> | Aldo Rustichini = Italian behavioral economist; research on incentives, fines, and motivation<br /> | Amazon Europe = European e-commerce operations of Amazon; regional marketplaces unit<br /> | American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) = US nonprofit interest group; advocates for older adults and retirees<br /> | Budweiser = American lager beer brand by Anheuser-Busch<br /> | Business Insider = Business news website and digital media brand<br /> | Carolina Brewery = Brewpub and brewery in Chapel Hill, North Carolina<br /> | Center for Advanced Hindsight = Behavioral science research center at Duke University<br /> | Chapel Hill = Town in North Carolina; home to Franklin Street<br /> | Côtes du Rhône = French wine appellation from the Rhône Valley<br /> | Coke = Carbonated soft drink brand by The Coca-Cola Company<br /> | Columbia University’s Statistical Modeling blog = Academic blog on statistics and social science at Columbia University<br /> | Copperline Amber Ale = House amber ale served at Carolina Brewery<br /> | Dan Ariely = Israeli-American behavioral economist; Duke professor and author<br /> | Drazen Prelec = Behavioral scientist; MIT professor of management science<br /> | Duke University = Private research university in Durham, North Carolina<br /> | Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business = Duke graduate business school<br /> | Fifth Avenue = Major Manhattan thoroughfare and luxury retail corridor<br /> | France = Country in Western Europe<br /> | Franklin Street = Main commercial street in Chapel Hill, North Carolina<br /> | Franklin Street Lager = House lager served at Carolina Brewery<br /> | French Polynesia = French overseas collectivity in the South Pacific<br /> | George Loewenstein = Behavioral economist; professor at Carnegie Mellon University<br /> | Gideon Lewis-Kraus = American journalist; writer for The New Yorker<br /> | Haifa = Port city in northern Israel<br /> | Harper = American publishing imprint; part of HarperCollins<br /> | HarperCollins = Global book publisher; parent of Harper imprint<br /> | Harry Winston = American luxury jeweler<br /> | Harvard Business School = Graduate business school of Harvard University<br /> | Hermitage Jaboulet La Chapelle = Northern Rhône red wine by Paul Jaboulet Aîné<br /> | Hong Kong = Special Administrative Region of China<br /> | India Pale Ale = Hoppy beer style originating in England<br /> | Isobel Hamilton = Business journalist at Business Insider<br /> | Jean-Claude Brouillet = French Polynesian lagoon owner linked to black-lipped oysters<br /> | James Assael = Pearl trader associated with Tahitian black pearls<br /> | Leonard Cobb = Seattle cardiologist; led sham-surgery trial on angina<br /> | Lindt = Swiss chocolatier brand<br /> | Logitech iTouch keyboard and mouse = Computer keyboard and mouse line by Logitech<br /> | Logitech TrackMan Marble FX = Trackball pointing device by Logitech<br /> | MIT = Massachusetts Institute of Technology; research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts<br /> | MIT Brew = Budweiser with balsamic vinegar used in a tasting experiment<br /> | MIT Economics = Website for MIT’s economics department and courses<br /> | MIT dorms = Student residence halls at MIT<br /> | MIT’s East Campus = MIT undergraduate residence hall complex<br /> | MIT’s Sloan School of Management = MIT graduate business school<br /> | Muddy Charles = Campus pub at MIT<br /> | NBC = American television network<br /> | Neuhaus = Belgian chocolatier brand<br /> | New Israeli Shekels = Israel’s currency; also abbreviated NIS<br /> | New York Times = American newspaper; publishes bestseller lists<br /> | NPR = US public radio network<br /> | Panasonic = Japanese electronics brand<br /> | Philips = Dutch electronics and health-technology company<br /> | Predictably Irrational = Book by Dan Ariely on behavioral economics and decision biases<br /> | Princeton = Private research university in New Jersey<br /> | Publishers Weekly = US publishing trade magazine<br /> | San Francisco Chronicle = Major daily newspaper in San Francisco<br /> | Seattle = City in Washington state, United States<br /> | SFGate = Digital news site associated with the San Francisco Chronicle<br /> | Snickers = Chocolate bar brand by Mars<br /> | SoBe = Beverage brand known for juices and teas<br /> | Social Security = United States federal social insurance program<br /> | The Economist = International weekly news and business magazine<br /> | The Irrational = NBC crime drama inspired by behavioral science<br /> | The New Yorker = American magazine for reporting, essays, and criticism<br /> | Ten Commandments = Biblical ethical directives central to Judaism and Christianity<br /> | Thaler and Benartzi’s Save More Tomorrow plan = Behavioral retirement-savings program using automatic escalation<br /> | Toshiba = Japanese electronics manufacturer<br /> | UC Davis = University of California, Davis; public research university<br /> | UCLA = University of California, Los Angeles; public research university<br /> | University of California, Berkeley = Public research university in Berkeley, California<br /> | Uri Gneezy = Behavioral economist; professor known for incentives research<br /> | Veladone-Rx = Fictional analgesic used in Ariely’s price–placebo experiment<br /> | Wine Advocate = Wine publication founded by Robert Parker<br /> | Wine Spectator = Wine magazine covering ratings and reviews<br /> | WLRN = South Florida NPR affiliate and news outlet<br /> | Xiang Yu = Ancient Chinese general of Western Chu<br /> | Yale = Private research university in Connecticut<br /> | Ziv Carmon = Marketing scholar noted for endowment effect research<br /> | #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎<br /> }}<br /> &lt;/includeonly&gt;&lt;noinclude&gt;{{documentation}}&lt;/noinclude&gt;</div>

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