According to behavioral economists, people tend to put too much weight on the future when they make decisions.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Behavioral economists argue that people often put too much weight on the present and not enough on the future, a concept known as present bias or hyperbolic discounting.

According to behavioral economists, people tend to put too much weight on the future when they make decisions.

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