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The psychology of money

This book explores how human behavior, emotions, and social forces shape our relationship with money. Rather than treating money as a purely economic tool, Lindgren examines it as a psychological force-one that influences identity, status, motivation, anxiety, and social interaction.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 324 pages

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