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Introduction to Behavioral Economics

Course Number: ECON 339
Title: Introduction to Behavioral Economics
Day & Time 1: MW 02:30PM 03:45PM
Instructor I: Zhan W
Credit: 1.00
Course Description: Rather than assume that people, firms, or leaders are always purely rational, behavioral economics relaxes this assumption and analyzes situations where rationality does not always hold. The field integrates research across disciplines, drawing from neuroscience, behavioral and developmental psychology, and economics. As such it allows economists to study why people choose outcomes that seem to violate traditionally held views of rationality and why markets actually behave as they do. It allows economists to better understand how individuals, groups, and firms respond to policies.

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