EPISODE · Apr 22, 2022 · 1H 1M
Howard Kunreuther on Behavioral Economics of Risk
from The Not Unreasonable Podcast · host David Wright
Howard Kunreuther is the foremost authority on applying behavioral economics to unlikely, high consequence events. I remain astounded that Howard's teachings are not part of the educational canon for all insurance professionals. This is important stuff!In this episode we discuss:* Cognitive bias and how it impacts society generally and insurance in particular* How we might overcome cognitive bias in our decision making* Prioritization of risk* How politics really is the mediating force for discussing risk* Does voter irrationality give us cause for hope? show notes at:http://notunreasonable.com/?p=7470youtube link:https://youtu.be/wxSsddUAIFUTwitter: @davecwrightSurprise, It's Insurance mailing listLinkedin Social Science of Insurance Essays
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Howard Kunreuther is the foremost authority on applying behavioral economics to unlikely, high consequence events. I remain astounded that Howard's teachings are not part of the educational canon for all insurance professionals. This is important stuff! In this episode we discuss: * Cognitive bias and how it impacts society generally and insurance in particular * How we might overcome cognitive bias in our decision making * Prioritization of risk * How politics really is the mediating force f...
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