ECO 4120
Behavioral Economics · 3 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
Prereq: [ECO 3100 or ECO 3140 or ECO 4000 or ECO 4001] and [((ZICK/ZKTP stdnt grp) and (ZK4L/ZK4P stdnt grp, details here, https://bit.ly/4000-level-bus-courses)) or Official ECO-BA or Official ECO Liberal Arts Minor].
About this course
Behavioral economics investigates the effect of psychological and cognitive aspects on economic decision-making. The course will focus also on experimental design and its application to identify behavioral regularities related to risk preferences, the endowment effect, overconfidence, framing, probabilistic assessment and other areas of decision-making.
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