Behavioral Economics
Faculty of Interdisciplinary StudiesDepartment of Data Science and Analytics
Description
Upon completion of the course, students should be able to: show a broad, systematic knowledge of research in the thriving scientific domain of economic psychology, and newer economic research domains as behavioral economics, neuroeconomics, and experimental economics. critically evaluate this research. apply resulting insights to managerial problems in marketing or public policy.
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D0R80A has possible credit equivalents including A9481 at Laurea University of Applied Sciences.