Economics as a Science of Human Behaviour: Towards a New Social Science Paradigm

Bruno S. Frey

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Preface. Part A: Human Behaviour. 1. Economics as a Social Science: Approach, Applications and Interdisciplinarity. 2. Economics and Psychology: Homo Oeconomicus. Part B: Applications to Various Areas. 3. Natural Environment: Environmental Protection and Environmental Ethics. 4. Politics: Unemployment and National Socialism. 5. Arts: Investments in Paintings. 6. Family: Patriarchy in China. 7. Conflict: Fighting Political Terrorism by Refusing Recognition. 8. History: Prisoners of War. Part C: Extensions. 9. Limits and Further Development of Homo Oeconomicus. 10. The Price System and Morals. 11. Behavioural Anomalies and Economics. 12. An Ipsative Theory of Human Behaviour. References. Author Index. Subject Index.

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