Freakonomics
A nonfiction book that uses economic theory and data analysis to explore the hidden side of everyday life, from cheating in sumo wrestling to the economics of drug dealing. It challenges conventional wisdom by revealing the unexpected incentives that drive human behavior.
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Ranked #235 of 1942 · 320 pages · Published 2005
Mentioned 4× on The Joe Rogan Experience across 4 episodes, most recently on Oct 29, 2022.
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Book data: ISBN 9780060731328. Page count from Open Library (median of editions). Cover via Open Library Covers.