Neuroscientist study of Reward Circuits and their influence in the decision making process of scarce economic resources agents. Case study. by Vázquez, Mario A., Francica, Patricia A., Aré Tomás, Jimena, Remaggi, Mariana, Cagnone Lávaque, Enzo D.

“…It was possible to infer that the consumption that implied indebtedness and the consequent loss of purchasing power (key factors for remaining in a circle of poverty) are those that are aimed at obtaining goods in the process of which pleasure is experienced, or constitutes a pleasurable experience, which do not include obtaining and exhaustive analysis of information about the goods, and which possibly generates a dopaminergic segregation that triggers a consumption decision to satisfy various emotional needs, but which is unfavourable for the development of the family microeconomy. …”
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