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Author(s):
Robert E. Lane
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2009
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Cambridge University Press
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9780511625664
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1991
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2009
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10.1017/CBO9780511625664
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Book chapters
pp. 3
Introduction
pp. 17
Persons and markets
pp. 33
Choices in social systems
pp. 41
Cognition and emotion
pp. 43
The costs of rationality
pp. 58
Affect, cognition, and well-being in a market economy
pp. 79
Money and cognitive complexity
pp. 96
Money symbolism and economic rationality
pp. 115
Economic and cognitive development in a market society
pp. 137
Environmental complexity and cognitive complexity
pp. 155
Self-attribution and self-esteem
pp. 157
Self-attribution: market influences
pp. 181
Markets and self-esteem
pp. 205
Human relations
pp. 207
Friendship and market exchange
pp. 220
Invidiousness and the friendship or income choice
pp. 235
Work
pp. 237
Learning at work: beyond human capital
pp. 260
Degradation of work in the market?
pp. 289
Distributing workplace learning
pp. 314
Giving work priority over consumption
pp. 337
Rewards
pp. 339
Maximizing pay: costs and consequences
pp. 364
Hidden costs of rewards and intrinsic satisfaction
pp. 384
The limits of hidden costs in the market
pp. 397
Intrinsic values: a balance sheet
pp. 413
The economics of the intrinsic
pp. 423
Utility and happiness
pp. 427
Understanding happiness
pp. 454
Markets and the satisfaction of human wants
pp. 478
Pleasure and pain in a market society
pp. 503
Markets and the structures of happiness
pp. 524
Buying happiness
pp. 548
Misinterpreting happiness and satisfaction in a market society
pp. 573
Summing utilities and happiness
pp. 593
Can the wheel of history turn again?
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