Daniel Kahneman
Daniel Kahneman appears in episode 155 as the behavioral-economics figure used to introduce prospect theory and Loss Aversion / 损失厌恶. The source uses him to show why the traditional rational-person assumption is a useful model but not a complete description of real economic choice.
His source role is practical rather than biographical. Kahneman helps the episode connect social psychology with Economic Way Of Thinking: people decide with reference points, fear of loss, emotions, and context, so consumer and investment decisions need psychological self-suspicion as well as arithmetic.
vol.110.投资就是对世界观的投票｜《迈出资产配置第一步》完结篇 adds Kahneman as the transmission route for Paul Slovic’s Risk Perception argument. The host uses this behavioral-psychology bridge to explain why investment decisions are shaped by felt danger and worldview before they become asset-allocation math.
Connections
- Loss Aversion / 损失厌恶 - central mechanism attached to the source’s Kahneman discussion.
- Everyday Behavioral Economics / 日常行为经济学 - broader source frame.
- Behavioral Investing Biases - adjacent investing page where loss aversion already appears as a market failure mode.
- Richard Thaler - neighboring behavioral-economics figure used in the same source.
- Paul Slovic and Risk Perception - vol.110’s risk-feeling and investment-worldview bridge.