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Rationality and affective motivation: new ideas from neurobiology and psychiatry for economic theory

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  • Maurizio Pugno, 2004. "Rationality and affective motivation: new ideas from neurobiology and psychiatry for economic theory," Department of Economics Working Papers 0401B, Department of Economics, University of Trento, Italia.
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