Scarcity

Erd Shafir: publicly available information is limited, and details of his identity and biography are not recorded in the library. Judging from the three works held in the collection, he writes around the theme of scarcity. His representative works include Scarcity Classic Edition, Scarcity: How We Fall into Poverty and Busyness, and Scarcity. These titles are classified under management and finance, and they focus on how a lack of resources affects people's judgment, choices, and behavior, and in turn shapes individual circumstances and organizational operations. Shafir's writing approaches real-world problems through concepts, combining economic and psychological observations in an analytical style suitable for readers who want to understand the relationship between scarcity and decision-making. The three works, with related titles and different editions, also indicate that this theme occupies a central place in his writing.

Public information about Wei Wei is limited, and her nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background cannot be confirmed. Judging from the 15 works held in the database, her translation and editorial work centers on social psychology, management, social science, popular science, and finance, covering subjects that combine academic depth with accessibility for general readers. Representative works include Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress; SuperCooperators; Scarcity: Why Having Too Little Means So Much and its classic edition; Solving Problems Like an Expert; and The Origins of Creativity. Most of these are introduced social-science and popular-science titles dealing with reason and progress, cooperative behavior, scarcity and decision-making, problem-solving methods, and the sources of creativity, indicating sustained engagement with general-knowledge publishing. Overall, her work focuses on bringing important overseas ideas and scientific findings to Chinese readers, with a style that aims at accuracy and clarity for a broad audience.

Long Zhiyong is a book author whose works span management, artificial intelligence, social science, and finance. Public information about him is limited: his nationality, dates of birth and death, educational background, and professional experience are not clearly documented, and the only confirmed fact is that eight of his works are held in the collection. Judging from his representative titles, he addresses interdisciplinary themes such as cooperation and trust mechanisms, while also exploring economic and management topics including the scarcity mindset, demand, and the roots of great business legends. His interests extend to the credibility of artificial intelligence and the technological wave of the large-model era. His writing centers on cutting-edge concepts and social science research, combining informative content with real-world concerns for readers seeking to understand the relationships among business, technology, and human behavior.