Thefoundationsofbehavioraleconomicanalysis.pdf

Thefoundationsofbehavioraleconomicanalysis.pdf
Thisisthefirstdefinitiveintroductiontobehavioraleconomicsaimedatadvancedundergraduateandpostgraduatestudents.Authoritative,cuttingedge,yetaccessible,itguidesthereaderthroughtheoryandevidence,providingengagingandrelevantapplicationsthroughout.Itisdividedintoninepartsand24chapters:PartIisonbehavioraleconomicsofrisk,uncertainty,andambiguity.Theevidenceagainstexpectedutilitytheoryisexamined,andthebehavioralresponseisoutlined;thebestempiricallysupportedtheoryisprospecttheory.PartIIconsidersother-regardingpreferences.Theevidencefromexperimentalgamesonhumansocialityisgiven,followedbymodelsandapplicationsofinequityaversion,intentionsbasedreciprocity,conditionalcooperation,humanvirtues,andsocialidentity.PartIIIisontimediscounting.Itconsiderstheevidenceagainsttheexponentialdiscountedutilitymodelanddescribesseveralbehavioralmodelssuchashyperbolicdiscounting,attributebasedmodelsandthereferencetimetheory.PartIVdescribestheevidenceonclassicalgametheoryandconsidersseveralmodelsofbehavioralgametheory,includinglevel-kandcognitivehierarchymodels,quantalresponseequilibrium,andpsychologicalgametheory.PartVconsidersbehavioralmodelsoflearningthatincludeevolutionarygametheory,classicalmodelsoflearning,experienceweightedattractionmodel,learningdirectiontheory,andstochasticsocialdynamics.PartVIstudiestheroleofemotions;amongothertopicsitconsidersprojectionbias,temptationpreferences,happinesseconomics,andinteractionbetweenemotionsandcognition.PartVIIconsidersboundedrationality.Thethreemaintopicsconsideredarejudgmentheuristicsandbiases,mentalaccounting,andbehavioralfinance.PartVIIIconsidersbehavioralwelfareeconomics;themaintopicsaresoftpaternalism,andchoice-basedmeasuresofwelfare.Finally,PartIXgivesanabbreviatedtast 本软件ID:11199681