Capital flows are supposed to be a reward for good economic behaviour.

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For the past four years, a group of leading neuroeconomists and neuroscientists has met to refine questions about the brain and economic behaviour.

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Just as conventional inflation can distort the allocation of resources, so asset-price inflation distorts economic behaviour by causing households to save too little and to pour too much money into property.

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While clean money comes straight from the treasury and is associated with law and upstanding economic behaviour, filthy cash suggests an illicit past, and therefore triggers us to pursue selfish goals and unscrupulous gain.

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Setting about the numbers with their econometric tool-box, Messrs Di Tella and MacCulloch not only do that but also control for everything they can think of, check for assorted biases and distortions, and consider different models of underlying economic behaviour.

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The constituency profiles are preceded by a fascinating series of tables relating social and economic factors to voting behaviour.

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Those lenders are able to look back at consumer behaviour over several economic cycles for a reference point.

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They also claimed it would bring economic resilience and reduce anti-social behaviour.

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They were also outraged by the behaviour of bankers, whom one union leader accused of economic treason.

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One of the Tea Party movement's huge strengths was its insistence that to have maximum appeal, economic conservatism shouldn't get tied up in obsessions about sexual behaviour.

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