Ordinaries

Neoclassical and behavioral economics disagree over the human consumption of dietary fat, a pervasive behavior that increases morbidity mortality. assumes people are choosing optimal diets, trading off utility money today in return for disease early death. In contrast, argues making poor decisions. Evolutionary biology suggests that, our ancestors, choices were optimal, constrained manner consistent with neoclassical economic model. modern environment, which has more different foods, provides no support view.