Advances in Behavioral Finance, Volume II

Awesome

Some useful info here but lacks the 'cutting edge' feel, overpriced for what it is. When you compare this to Shiller's 30 page summary of the field Behavioral Finance in Handbook of Macroeconomics in 1999 as a comparison (which reads as if Shiller spent a lot of time condensing and writing terse summaries)...compared to this Thaler work that has the more superficial 'rushed' feel to it. I was even more disappointed when I bought Thaler's Volume I years ago.

this book is for nerds.

very happy