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Mental accounting is a cognitive system in which individuals evaluate financial decision-making processes by categorizing economic events within their own minds. While traditional accounting systematically records the financial transactions of organizations, mental accounting extends this process to the individual level, functioning as a mechanism for decision-making and evaluation conducted internally. People track their income and expenses not only numerically but also by separating them into

Thinking, Fast and Slow (original title: Thinking, Fast and Slow) is described as a work authored by psychologist Daniel Kahneman, a Nobel laureate in Economics. The book presents comprehensive analyses of how the human mind functions and how decisions are made. Its content is structured around Kahneman’s own research and his collaborative work with close colleague Amos Tversky. The aim is to make complex psychological and economic concepts accessible to a broad audience. Since its publication,