Titlebook: Economics as a Science of Human Behaviour; Towards a New Social Bruno S. Frey Book 1999Latest edition Kluwer Academic Publishers Boston 199

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-5187-4conflict; employment; homo oeconomicus; National Socialism; political science; social science; socialism; t

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978-0-7923-8471-7Kluwer Academic Publishers Boston 1999

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Politics: Unemployment and National Socialismal Socialists and other totalitarian parties due to the high rate of unemployment in the years 1930 to 1933? Would the historical development have been different if the economic crisis had not worsened after 1930? Three answers to these questions may be Found in the literature (see Bracher 1964; Hentschel 1978; or Jasper 1968):

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An Ipsative Theory of Human Behaviour focuses on such a behavioural anomaly so far neglected, but of great importance to economics: the systematic overestimation of positively valued events, and the systematic underestimation of negatively valued events. These biases have been empirically shown to hold, for example, in the following areas:

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