Quantum Computing In Behavioural Economics

Imagine you are in a restaurant, and the waiter comes up with a menu. You are eyeing Mushroom Omelette, but a low voice in your head says that the mo:mo would be a better deal. In such a situation, your brain analyses your mood, bill, cravings, and other multiple factors. Similarly, we are faced with countless decision every day, whether it be elephantine financial investments or simpler customer choices. And billions of people worldwide make similar choices each second. What if there was a way to anticipate all such decisions, and also with the highest speed and accuracy? There meet the intricate waves of behavioural economics with quantum computing.