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Ego-nomics

By Antonio Samson | November 23, 2009 - 12:00am

Thomas Schelling, a Nobel laureate in economics, given for his conflict-collaboration game theory, has used the term “egonomics” to refer to self-management in personal matters, weighing costs and benefits...

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