Pete Lunn v Tim Harford on Behavioural Economics

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Behavioural economics is becoming increasingly fashionable. Does it represent a revolution in economic thinking? Or does it merely provide a few handy insights into the more irrational behaviours of individuals - Prospect Magazine brings together two well known authors to debate. Available here Hat tip to Louis Barclay for flagging this up.

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