The new economic mind : the social psychology of economic behaviour /

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Main Authors: 198022 Lewis, Alan, Webley, Paul, Furnham, Adrian
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Published: New York : Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1995
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Furnham, Adrian
The new economic mind : the social psychology of economic behaviour /
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Social psychology
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