In the 12 fast-moving and crystal-clear lectures of Thinking like an Economist: A Guide to Rational Decision Making, award-winning Professor Randall Bartlett of Smith College presents some of the fundamental principles and concepts that shape the lenses through which economists view the world.

He then shows you how to use these simple analytical tools to understand what you see through those lenses. By learning to identify the many varied situations in which economics affects your life and how to wield the tools that can help you make the wisest choices in those situations, you'll enhance not only your understanding of daily life but your own success in living it.

LECTURE 1 The Economist's Tool Kit-6 Principles

LECTURE 2 The Economist's Tool Kit-3 Core Concepts

LECTURE 3 The Myth of "True Value"

LECTURE 4 Incentives and Optimal Choice

LECTURE 5 False Incentives, Real Harm

LECTURE 6 The Economics of Ignorance

LECTURE 7 Playing the Odds-Reason in a Risky World

LECTURE 8 The Economics of Information

LECTURE 9 A Matter of Time-Predicting Future Values

LECTURE 10 Think Again-Evaluating Risk in Purchasing

LECTURE 11 Behavioral Economics-What Are We Thinking?

LECTURE 12 Acting like an Economist

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