Course in Behavioral Economics

Introduction

• From Bounded Rationality to Behavioral Economics   Y
• The dual process account of reasoning: an Introduction   Y

Framing Effect and prospect Theory

• Amos Tversky  and Daniel Kahneman – Rational Choice and the Framing of Decisions   Y
• Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky: Prospect theory   Y
• Daniel Kahneman – Maps of Bounded Rationality:Psychology for Behavioral Economics   Y
  
• J.B.T Evans – Dual process account of reasoning   Y

Bounded Rationality

• R. Selten – What is Bounded Rationality
• Mc Fadden Rationality for Economists ?

Behavioral Finance

• Nicolas Barberis and Richard Thaler – Behavioral Finance   Y
• Robert Shiller From efficient market Theory to behavioral finance
• Richard Thaler The End of behavioral Finance

Behavioral Law and Economics

• Jolls, Sunstein, Thaler “A Behavioral Approach to Law and Economics” Free
• Robert Cooter , Michael Feldman and Yuval Feldman :“The Misperception of Norms: The Psychology of Bias and the Economics of Equilibrium”  see also  eScholarship
• Jolls  “Behavioral law and economics“  Y
• Slides on Jolls “Behavioral Law and Economics“Y

TTT

• Egidi Narduzzo -The emergence of path-dependent behaviors in cooperative contexts
• Cohen Bacdayan – Organizational Routines Are Stored As Procedural Memory

 

Expected Utility Theory, Probability and Statistic

• Expected Utility and St. Petersburg Paradox Y
• Sampling
• Inference
• Sampling and Inference (reduced) Y
• Belief in the Law of small numbers  Y
• The Sample Proportion
• The Sample Proportion – chi2 test + applicazione ai dati del corso 2010/11: Test TTT dati novembre 2010 Y
• North D.C. Economic Performance through the Time
• Correlation
• Gábor J. S ZÉKELY and Donald St. P. RICHARDS: The  St Petersburg Paradox and The Crack of High Tech Stocks in 2000   Y

 

More

 

• Slides on Preference Reversal
• B. A .Trakhtenbrot :  Strategie nei giochi a somma costante