ECON 69303 — Behavioral Economics
This course surveys the frontier of behavioral economics, both theoretical and applied. Standard economic theory serves as a base for economics analysis, but when deviations from standard predictions are regularly and systematically observed, models have to modified to account better predict human behavior. Insights from psychology, biology, and neuroscience are incorporated economic models of both individual and strategic behavior. Prerequisite: ECON 62103 and ECON 62203 . (Typically offered: Spring)
Prerequisites: ECON 62103, ECON 62203