ECONOMICS, ECONOMISTS, AND BEHAVIOURAL ECONOMICS: SOME ISSUES OF CHOICE

Jack L. Knetsch

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Economic Theory and Institutions Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies

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Economic behaviour observed in experiments and in people's everyday dealings is often at variance with predictions and explanations based on standard theory. The findings of systematic patterns of such economic behaviour provide significant opportunities to extend the usefulness of economics. However, like the hesitation of participants in economic experiments to give up their coffee mugs, economists appear reluctant to take advantage of these opportunities.

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