I decided to tell you about the psychological effects that can explain the actions associated with money.

There are many of these effects, so I will give them "in portions".

So, the money illusion is the tendency of people to perceive the nominal, and not the real, amount of money, not specified expenses.

That is, if, for example, your hiring employer says that he will set you a salary of 10,000, you mentally imagine where this amount can be spent. But if you subtract all taxes, the amount is less attractive.

Monetary conservatism is resistance to any monetary reforms, even if they are useful.

For example, you were offered to invest money in stocks or buy currency, but you refuse, because you do not understand that this way money does not lend itself to inflation, or that it is "safer".

Share, watched yourself or loved ones similar effects?