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Bestiary of Behavioral Economics
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The Bestiary will provide an introduction to behavioral economics via short descriptions of anomalies, models and results.
Bestiary of Behavioral Economics
Chapters
/Self-Interest/
/Commitment Devices/
/Efficiency Wages/
/Overconfidence/
/Zero Price/
/Mental Accounting/
/Activity Bias/
/Framing Effect/
/Money Illusion/
/Preference Reversal/
/Ellsberg Paradox/
/Satisficing/
/Endowment Effect/
/Dictator Game/
/Trust Game/
/Ultimatum Game/
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