Behavioral Economics and Psychology
PSYC 265-401
Instructor:
Jason Dana
Time:
TR 3-4:30
Room Number:
COHN G17 Course Description:
This course applies psychological research to economic theory, investigating what happens when agents have human limitations and complications. The effects of limited cognitive capacities, willpower, and self-interest will be considered. Particular emphasis will be given to strategic interaction.
Prerequisite:
Microeconomics and PSYC 001
Cross-Listings:
PPE 203