Routledge handbook of behavioral economics /
edited by Roger Frantz, Shu-Heng Chen, Kurt Dopfer, Floris Heukelom and Shabnam Mousavi.
- First edition.
- 1 online resource (434 pages) : 25 illustrations
part Part I Scientists in the field of behavioral economics -- chapter 1 The evolution of behavioural economics / chapter 2 George Katona: a founder of behavioral economics / chapter 3 Ken Boulding: the image as a precursor to framing? / chapter 4 Harvey Leibenstein: a first generation behavioral economist / chapter 5 Herbert Simon’s behavioral economics / chapter 6 Reinhard Selten, the dualist / chapter 7 Gerd Gigerenzer and Vernon Smith: ecological rationality of heuristics in psychology and economics / chapter 8 Richard Thaler’s behavioral economics / chapter 9 Daniel Kahneman and the behavioral economics of cognitive mistakes / chapter 10 George Katona’s contributions to the start of behavioral economics / chapter 11 Behavioural rules: Veblen, Nelson–Winter, Ostrom and beyond / chapter 12 Generating meso behaviour / chapter 13 Schumpeter, Kirzner, Knight, Simon, and others: behavioral economics and entrepreneurship / chapter 14 A bounded rationality assessment of the new behavioral economics / part Part II Specific domains of behavioral economics -- chapter 15 Behaviorally informed regulation, part 1 / chapter 16 Behaviorally informed regulation, part 2 / chapter 17 Ignorance: literary light on decision’s dark corner / chapter 18 Smart societies / chapter 19 Behavioural macroeconomics: time, optimism and animal spirits / chapter 20 Rethinking behavioral economics through fast-and-frugal heuristics / chapter 21 Computational behavioral economics / chapter 22 Emotions in economy / chapter 23 Morality as a variable constraint on economic behavior / chapter 24 Behavioral political economy / chapter 25 Behavioural labor economics / chapter 26 Behavioural education economics / chapter 27 Behavioral innovation economics / chapter 28 Economic behaviour and agent-based modelling / Peter E. Earl -- Richard Curtin -- Stefan Kesting -- Roger Frantz -- Esther-Mirjam Sent -- Rosemarie Nagel -- Shabnam Mousavi -- Floris Heukelom -- Floris Heukelom -- Hamid Hosseini -- Georg Blind -- Manuel Scholz-Wa¨ckerle -- Thomas Grebel and Michael Stu¨tzer -- Morris Altman -- Cass R. Sunstein -- Cass R. Sunstein -- Devjani Roy -- Shu-Heng Chen -- Michelle Baddeley -- Shabnam Mousavi -- Shu-Heng Chen -- Nina Bandelj -- Daniel Friedman -- Gigi Foster -- Xianghong Wang -- Sean Leaver -- Jason Potts -- Matthias Mueller.
There is no doubt that behavioral economics is becoming a dominant lens through which we think about economics. Behavioral economics is not a single school of thought but representative of a range of approaches, and uniquely, this volume presents an overview of them.
9781315743479 9781317589228 9781317589235
10.4324/9781315743479 doi
Economics--Psychological aspects.
HB74.P8 / R688 2016
330.01/9
part Part I Scientists in the field of behavioral economics -- chapter 1 The evolution of behavioural economics / chapter 2 George Katona: a founder of behavioral economics / chapter 3 Ken Boulding: the image as a precursor to framing? / chapter 4 Harvey Leibenstein: a first generation behavioral economist / chapter 5 Herbert Simon’s behavioral economics / chapter 6 Reinhard Selten, the dualist / chapter 7 Gerd Gigerenzer and Vernon Smith: ecological rationality of heuristics in psychology and economics / chapter 8 Richard Thaler’s behavioral economics / chapter 9 Daniel Kahneman and the behavioral economics of cognitive mistakes / chapter 10 George Katona’s contributions to the start of behavioral economics / chapter 11 Behavioural rules: Veblen, Nelson–Winter, Ostrom and beyond / chapter 12 Generating meso behaviour / chapter 13 Schumpeter, Kirzner, Knight, Simon, and others: behavioral economics and entrepreneurship / chapter 14 A bounded rationality assessment of the new behavioral economics / part Part II Specific domains of behavioral economics -- chapter 15 Behaviorally informed regulation, part 1 / chapter 16 Behaviorally informed regulation, part 2 / chapter 17 Ignorance: literary light on decision’s dark corner / chapter 18 Smart societies / chapter 19 Behavioural macroeconomics: time, optimism and animal spirits / chapter 20 Rethinking behavioral economics through fast-and-frugal heuristics / chapter 21 Computational behavioral economics / chapter 22 Emotions in economy / chapter 23 Morality as a variable constraint on economic behavior / chapter 24 Behavioral political economy / chapter 25 Behavioural labor economics / chapter 26 Behavioural education economics / chapter 27 Behavioral innovation economics / chapter 28 Economic behaviour and agent-based modelling / Peter E. Earl -- Richard Curtin -- Stefan Kesting -- Roger Frantz -- Esther-Mirjam Sent -- Rosemarie Nagel -- Shabnam Mousavi -- Floris Heukelom -- Floris Heukelom -- Hamid Hosseini -- Georg Blind -- Manuel Scholz-Wa¨ckerle -- Thomas Grebel and Michael Stu¨tzer -- Morris Altman -- Cass R. Sunstein -- Cass R. Sunstein -- Devjani Roy -- Shu-Heng Chen -- Michelle Baddeley -- Shabnam Mousavi -- Shu-Heng Chen -- Nina Bandelj -- Daniel Friedman -- Gigi Foster -- Xianghong Wang -- Sean Leaver -- Jason Potts -- Matthias Mueller.
There is no doubt that behavioral economics is becoming a dominant lens through which we think about economics. Behavioral economics is not a single school of thought but representative of a range of approaches, and uniquely, this volume presents an overview of them.
9781315743479 9781317589228 9781317589235
10.4324/9781315743479 doi
Economics--Psychological aspects.
HB74.P8 / R688 2016
330.01/9