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Neuro finance: can neurosciences explain financial crises?

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Financial Markets and Investment Strategies Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies

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How do behavioural theories differ from mainstream economics? Core economic premises. Recent developments in behavioural sciences: neuroeconomics and neurofinance. The neuroscientific contribution to the study of economics and finance. Neurofinance and financial crises. The neural mechanisms behind Keynes's animal spirits.

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