Abstract
In recent years, behavioral economics has been seen as an important direction in making effective financial decisions and maximizing profits. The article describes the economic significance of financial decisions, their specific aspects and the diversity of people in decision making. The role of the behavioral factor in making financial decisions and economic processes is also highlighted.
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