Latest / Behavioral Economics with Fexingo: Decision Making, Bias, and How People Really Spend
Why Your Brain Treats a Recurring Bill as Invisible
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the behavioral economics of recurring bills — why a gym membership or streaming subscription that auto-renews each month feels less painful than a one-off purchase of the same amount, and how that 'invisibility' quietly shapes household budgets. They anchor the discussion in a concrete case: the rise of subscription fatigue and the growing number of consumers who can't name all their monthly auto-pays. They also unpack the psychology of pain of payment, the role of defaults, and why companies love the quiet drip of recurring revenue…
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