Why Do People Do Bad Things?

Why Do People Do Bad Things?

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Discussing one of the themes of his new book "Economic Gangsters," Columbia Business School Professor Raymond Fisman explains how nefarious actions are often the result of extensive cost-benefit analyses.

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    • Mar 16, 2009 LATEST EPISODE
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