ECON 606 - Introduction to Behavioral Economics

3 Credit(s)

Description:
Behavioral economics is a new and quickly growing field that attempts to provide a more realist understanding of judgment and decision making in an economic context. In this course, we will discuss the short-comings of the standard economic model, and how these short-comings can be replaced with more plausible assumptions about decision making. We will apply these principles in the areas of labor markets and firm organizations, financial markets, and public policy.

Enrollment Requirements:
ECON 601

038564:1