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People don't treat monopoly money like real money. Stunning. Next the professor should see how risk adverse these students are with their own tuition dollars. S
by smokeyj 15y ago
People don't treat monopoly money like real money. Stunning. Next the professor should see how risk adverse these students are with their own tuition dollars. Suddenly these kids aren't the big rollers they were with imaginary risk. Quit looking at numbers, follow the risk. Numbers are relative to risk. Consider the influence of monetary policy on risk. Does a cheaper dollar make a frugal investor? Hardly.
- radicaldreamer 15y agoI don't think people treat money they see on a screen or on a receipt like cash either. There's a mental disconnect.
- georgemcbay 15y agoEspecially for college students... Which is why they are so heavily marketed to by credit card companies (not to mention the entire high tuition/student loan situation).
- julianz 15y agoOr you could listen to the podcast and find out that it was real money, but why let facts get in the way?
- seunosewa 15y agoLink?