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That does make financial procrastination more common — because when people are confused or uncertain, they're more hesitant to ask — and it also makes it more costly (see Laibson's work on 401(K s).
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What does seem plausible is that procrastination became more of an issue with the rise of capitalism and then the Industrial Revolution, both of which extended people's time horizons and made work more complex.
Long periods of procrastination were more frequently replaced with shorter periods of panic as the funding began to slip away.
This freed me to deal with in-the-moment procrastination far more effectively.
No more procrastination.
No more procrastination, no more antics, no more delaying tactics.
Prompted by Gustavson, she and her colleagues decided to look at the relationship between procrastination and impulsiveness more closely.
For all the current talk in Europe of austerity - "having no comforts or luxuries" as the dictionary defines it - the environmental austerity we face as a result of yet more procrastination is far more daunting.
Akerlof, who became one of the central figures in behavioral economics, came to the realization that procrastination might be more than just a bad habit.
That is why there is nowhere in the world where procrastination is a more necessary political art, or nuance such a vital political skill, as in Taiwan.
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