Daniel Kahneman

• 28 Mar 2024

Daniel Kahneman, renowned psychologist and Nobel laureate, passes away, leaving a legacy of groundbreaking insights into decision-making and behavioural economics.

• Kahneman and collaborator Amos Tversky revolutionized economics with insights into decision-making biases.
• Their research on cognitive biases reshaped understanding of human behaviour.
• Notable contributions include "Thinking, Fast and Slow" and development of prospect theory.
• Kahneman's partnership with Tversky led to Nobel Prize in economics in 2002.
• Legacy includes theories on loss aversion and prospect theory, influencing behavioral economics.