To counter behaviorists claims about the problems of perfect rationality, McKenzie and Lee argue in chapter $15$ that

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laboratory settings have their own limitations because they eliminate many variables at play in complex real$-$world settings.

experiments in all social sciences have been demonstrated in careful studies to give inaccurate results.

behavioral economics as a discipline is biased against markets in favor of intervention by government.

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