A Flaw in Human Judgment D. KAHNEMAN, O. SIBONY, C.R. SUNSTEIN As an economist, whose focus on macroeconomics and finance, I do make plenty of decisions everyday. Some of those are crucial and some are routine, but probably they all consist of bias and noise. Without doubt minimising those errors is a prerequisite for anyone who pursuit success and happiness. Although it is a challenging and daunting task, I believe that it is the path to go. When it comes to the book, I was totally impressed with Daniel Kahneman’s (and Amos Tversky’s) pioneering contributions to behavioural economics, and highly benefitted from his previous best-selling book, Thinking, Fast and Slow.…