Behavioral Economics
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Tips: We are not perfectly rational, we are human.
——Daniel Kahneman
Course Introduction
Course number: 09010580 Credit: 3
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The teaching content of this course is as follows:
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| Lecture 1: Introduction |
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| Lecture 2: Choice Theory Under Certainty |
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| Lecture 3: Judgment and Decision Biases |
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| Lecture 4: Decision Making Under Risk (Expected Utility Theory) |
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| Lecture 5: Decision Making Under Risk (Prospect Theory) |
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| Lecture 6: Reference Point Theory |
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| Lecture 7: Gender (Gender Wage Gap) |
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| Lecture 8: Gender (Gender Differences in Competitiveness) |
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| Lecture 9: Time Preference (Common Intertemporal Choice Utility Functions) |
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| Lecture 10: Time Preference (Do it Now or Later Model) |
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| Lecture 11: Time Preference (Temptation and Self-Control) |
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| Lecture 12: Social Preferences (Fehr & Schmidt Model) |
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| Lecture 13: Social Preferences (Public Goods Game, Gift Exchange Game) |
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| Lecture 14: Social Preferences (Psychological Game Theory, Charness & Rabin Model) |
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| Lecture 15: Behavioral Game Theory (Level-k Model) |
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| Lecture 16: Behavioral Game Theory (Cognitive Hierarchy Model) |
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| Lecture 17: Behavioral Game Theory (Quantal Response Equilibrium) |
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| Lecture 18: Experimental Design Theory |
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Course Resourse
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The elective courses are moderately challenging and cover some mathematical concepts. The instructor is very approachable, and the classes are engaging.