RATIONALITY AND IRRATIONALITY IN ECONOMICS "Changing Economic Paradigm, Cognitive Biases and Search for Happiness"

Do people always act rationally when making economic decisions? Are the balances in economic life best established spontaneously? Does economic development always increase welfare and happiness? Why do people make systematic mistakes when they have unlimited billions of experiences? How influential are our cognitive biases on our decisions? Why are those who know a lot wrong? Why does our body begin to believe what our brain believes after a while? Why do we give different answers and irrational responses to different questions, according to the way they are presented? How happy is it to consume in a postmodern world where needs turn into wants?
Are there things money can't buy? Is there happiness with money? Is it possible for Mesut from Mesudiye to be happy in today's postmodern world? What message does Agent Smith give to a person who is immersed in the rational and linear world? In what way do religious and moral values ​​affect economic life in a society where most things are judged by market conditions? Why is the blood given in return for less quality and why is there more disease in this blood? Is it possible to explain the unreasonable enthusiasm and excitement that moves people even in the most negative moments with rational factors? Does two and two always make four in social and economic life? Longer and longer questions and answers always hidden somewhere...
Rationality and Irrationality in Economics opens the doors of a happy social and economic life. It gives tips on living in a balanced and measured way between a rational and irrational world. He's trying to find the real man and economics that gets rid of his cognitive biases. It reminds us once again that money cannot buy everything and that man is not a machine. It is time to question the traditional paradigm more in order to be happier in a postmodern world where there are serious disconnects between economics and morality.