CAS EC 323 | Behavioral Economics
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Our Behavioral Economics (CAS EC 323) materials delve into the intersection of psychology and economics, exploring how individuals make economic decisions. Lecture notes provide clear explanations of key theories such as bounded rationality and prospect theory. Assignments and case studies help students apply these concepts in real-world economic scenarios. Comprehensive study guides and answer keys ensure that students are well-equipped to succeed in quizzes and exams, making this an essential resource for mastering behavioral economics.
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