Cours disciplinaire international (Introduction to behavioral economics) (ECON504_PEFAY)
Présentation
Objectifs
This course’s objective is to introduce the field of behavioral economics, and subsequently experimental economics, to understand how economists grasped evidence and constructs from other disciplines (e.g., psychology) to refine and question the idea of the Homo oeconomicus.
The objective is to provide an overview of how behavior is incorporated in economic analyses, how economists can measure the role of behavior in economic decisions, and how different behavioral phenomena (e.g., emotions) can distort predicted economic preferences.
Heures d'enseignement
| Cours Magistral | 6h |
Pré-requis obligatoires
Micro-economics - Second-year undergraduate Economics and Management Game theory – Second-year undergraduate Economics and Management |
Plan du cours
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Chapter 1 – Introduction to behavioral economics |
Chapter 2 – Emotions, attention, and cognition
Compétences visées
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Compétences acquises : |
· Understanding the development and importance of behavioral economics
· Modeling behavior into micro-economic theory
· Designing simple economic experiments |
Bibliographie
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Charroin, L., L’Haridon, O., & Jacquemet, N. (2024). Precis d’économie comportementale. Pearson Education. Jacquemet, N., Le Lec, F., & L’haridon, O. (2019). Précis d'économie expérimentale (No. halshs-02283347). |
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