How to Make Sense of ‘The Five Life Decisions’
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A new book explains how economic principles can guide you through life's tough decisions.
Life's biggest decisions can at times seem overwhelming, and many are made when we're still young: What career path to choose, who to marry, whether to have children. Those are three of the choices highlighted in “The Five Life Decisions,” a new book explaining how basic economic principles can help us make sense of life's most difficult choices. Robert Michael, author of the book, joins C2N.
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How to Make Sense of ‘The Five Life Decisions’
Clip: 8/28/2016 | 9m 12sVideo has Closed Captions
Life's biggest decisions can at times seem overwhelming, and many are made when we're still young: What career path to choose, who to marry, whether to have children. Those are three of the choices highlighted in “The Five Life Decisions,” a new book explaining how basic economic principles can help us make sense of life's most difficult choices. Robert Michael, author of the book, joins C2N.
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