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Fooled by Randomness

Psychologists have shown that most people prefer to make $70,000 when others around them are making $60,000 than to make $80,000 when others around them are making $90,000. Economics, schmeconomics, it is all pecking order, he thought. No such analysis could prevent him from assessing his condition in an absolute rather than a relative way. Happier is not the one who has a lot of money, but the one who has more than his neighbor does. Tweet

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