By and large, though, they don't, which Mr Laibson takes to mean that they use a different rate for events far off than for those near to.
可是,他们大体上不会这么做。莱布森先生用这个例子说明,人们为遥远的事件利用的贴现率,不同于为较近的事件利用的贴现率。
"Our logical brain can see the consequences of our actions, but our emotional brain has trouble imagining the future," explains Harvard professor David Laibson, an author of the study.
“大脑理智的一面可以看到我们行为的结果,但大脑情绪化的一面无法做到这点”,其中一位研究者,哈佛的大卫·莱布森解释道。
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