Behavioral Economics

9 units · Undergraduate

Intermittent: 9 units This course introduces students to behavioral economics which is a subfield of economics that incorporates insights from other social sciences, such as psychology, into economic models and aims to explain the anomalies challenging some of the classical economic models. Prerequisites: ( 36-225 or 15-259 or 36-207 or 70-207 or 36-200 or 36-217) and 21-120 and (73-100 or 73-102 or 73-104 )