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Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment by Nobel Prize–winning economist Daniel Kahneman, along with Olivier Sibony and Cass R. Sunstein, is a groundbreaking book on behavioral economics, cognitive bias, and decision making.

From the author of the bestselling book Thinking, Fast and Slow, this influential work explores how random variability in human judgment—called “noise” — affects decisions in business, law, medicine, finance, and everyday life.

Using research from psychology, economics, and behavioral science, the authors explain why professionals often reach different conclusions when faced with the same information and how organizations can reduce noise to improve outcomes.

Key topics include:

• Behavioral economics and decision science

• Cognitive bias and human judgment errors

• Organizational decision making

• Leadership and management strategy

• Improving decision quality in business and government

This book is highly recommended for readers interested in:

• Psychology and behavioral science

• Business leadership and management

• Economics and decision theory

• Data-driven decision making

A valuable addition for professionals, students, and readers of Thinking, Fast and Slow, Nudge, Freakonomics, and other behavioral economics classics.