Professor Viswanathan Raghunathan on being Irrationally Rational

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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What Was Your Entry Point Into Behavioural Science?

02:50 • 2min

3

How to Get Into a Business School in India

04:30 • 5min

4

The Story of the 10 Nobel Laureates

09:00 • 3min

5

What Is the Shortcoming of the Classical Economics?

12:09 • 3min

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Irrationally Rational

14:54 • 4min

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The Growth of R&D in India

19:14 • 3min

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Is the Book Helping Young Researchers to Hypothesize Certain Findings?

22:06 • 2min

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Are We Going to Make the Same Mistakes Again?

24:10 • 2min

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Are You Trying to Influence Your Employees in Local Markets?

25:40 • 5min

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Finding Cultural Examples in the Indian Context

30:18 • 2min

12

The Order of Getting the Nobel Prize

32:14 • 2min

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Are They Behavioral Economists?

34:24 • 3min

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The Challenges in Writing a Book in India

37:19 • 2min

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The to You or Not to You in Behavioral Economics?

39:41 • 2min

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The Book Is a Popular Book. It's Not for Experts

41:48 • 2min

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Is There Anything You Could Have Done Differently?

43:46 • 3min

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What's on the Game Plan After That?

46:50 • 3min

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I Am Subservient

49:26 • 2min

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Are You Making Ethical Decisions?

51:05 • 3min

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Human Risk Podcast - Regu, Irrationally Rational, It's the Story of Behavioretics

54:34 • 2min