Handbook of research methods in behavioural economics an interdisciplinary approach
This comprehensive Handbook addresses a wide variety of methodological approaches adopted and developed by behavioural economists, exploring the implications of such innovations for analysis and policy --
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA :
Edward Elgar Publishing
2024
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| Edición: | Paperback edition 2024 |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. Morris altman: Introduction
- Part I. Behavioural economics methods in general
- 2. Gerrit antonides: Behavioral economic methods
- 3. Steve j. Bickley , and benno torgler: Behavioural economics, what have we missed?"
- 4. Exploring "classical" behavioural economics roots in ai, cognitive psychology, and complexity theory
- 5. Beryl chang: Assumptions in economic modeling: How behavioral economics can enlighten
- Part II. Real world economics
- 6. Gigi foster and paul frijters: Realeconomik: Using the messy human experience to drive clean theoretical advance in economics
- 7. Pascal moliner and patrick rateau: The common-sense economy
- Part III. Behavioural macroeocnomics
- 8. Michelle baddeley: Behavioural methods for macroeconomics: Modelling investment
- 9. Tobias f. Rötheli: The business cycle and the cycles of behavioral economics
- Part IV. Behavioural labour economics and the theory of the firm
- 10. Morris altman: Behavioural labour economics
- 11. Sodany tong: Some implications of x-efficiency theory for the role of managerial quality as a key determinant of firm performance and productivity
- 12. Morris altman: Behavioural theories of the firm with a focus on x-efficiency and effort discretion: Implications for analysis
- Part V. Money and behavioural economics
- 13. Agata gasiorowska & tomasz zaleskiewicz: The psychology of money
- 14. Tomasz zaleskiewicz & agata gasiorowska: Taking financial advice: Going beyond making good decisions
- Part VI. Behavioural approaches to health economics
- 15. Hannah rachel josepha altman and morris altman; bounded rationality, imperfect and costly information and sub-optimal outcomes in the sports and health and fitness industries
- 16. Nazmi sari: Empirical methods and methodological developments in economics of health and health behavior: A discussion of theory and applications
- 17. David a. Savage and derek friday: The behavioural impact of pandemics: Incomplete markets and the supply chain
- Part VII. 'Emotions' and morals, and behavioural economics
- 18. Jefferson arapoc: Economics of trust: Its nature, measures, determinants, and application
- 19. Roger frantz: Intuition and behavioral economics. A very brief history
- 20. Natalia v. Czap and hans j czap: Conserve the planet, not empathy! Revising the empathy conservation framework
- 21. Shinji teraji: Behavioral economics of morality and sustainability
- 22. Alexis v. Belianin: Antisocial punishment
- Part VIIi. Evaluation and formation of beliefs and preferences
- 23. Fang-fang tang : Auction methods of valuation and the endowment effect
- 24. David leiser: Statistical approaches to the analysis of belief patterns
- 25. Matthew g. Nagler: Motivated preferences
- 26. Mina mahmoudi, mark pingle, rattaphon wuthisatian: Might ambiguity exist when none seems to exist?
- Part IX. Behavioural approaches to policy
- 27. Irene mussio and angela c.m. De oliveira: Norms, networks, nudges: non-traditional approaches to improve healthy behaviors
- 28. Noah v. Peters and lucia a. Reisch: Bridging psychology and sociology: Towards a socio- ecological perspective in behavioural economics and policy
