Book Description Overview of methodology and expanded material on rationality, behavioral game theory and the nature of evidence and its role in testing. Worked examples, real-life cases and end-of-chapter questions From the Back Cover An Introduction to Behavioral Economics offers a comprehensive, rigorous, and up-to-date introduction to what is one of the most rapidly advancing areas in economics today. It considers the debates in this exciting field through a cross-disciplinary approach that incorporates insights from economics and other social sciences, as well as evolutionary biology and neuroscience.This edition features:· two new chapters, Chapter 2 on methodology and Chapter 4 on beliefs, heuristics and biases· fully revised content, including expanded material on neuroeconomics, rationality, and behavioral game theory · a large number of real-life case studies and examples, as well as review questions See all Product description
M**J
Bad
Not Clear and repetitive, also instead of explaining the point directly the text just outlines the background around the point in an unorganised manner then it tries to explain the point which is very unclear.
D**O
Four Stars
Interesting and useful book for university students taking a degree in Economics.
B**T
Very well written, focuses on all the right research, excellent reviews
This book is excellent, as it makes it enjoyable to read, but includes all the important research. It focuses on the right things, for which it already deserves a 100% positive feedback.
I**Ø
Five Stars
Great
D**A
I highly rate this text and use it as a ...
I highly rate this text and use it as a textbook for behavioural lectures I teach. It's clear and concise and doesn't shy away from the mathematics required to master the subject.
R**Y
Five Stars
very good
C**I
Highly recommended
Good quality, fast delivery.
O**D
Five Stars
was great
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