PSYC 602
Foundations of Behavioral Economics
The course explores foundational topics in behavioral economics and discusses the dominant prescriptive models (which propose what decision makers should do) and descriptive models (which aim to describe what decision makers actually do). The course incorporates perspectives from economics, psychology, philosophy, decision theory, and finance, and engages long-standing debates about rational choice. F 9am-12pm
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- Foundations of Behavioral Economics · Graduate / Professional
- Foundations of Behavioral Economics · Undergraduate