Advanced Behavioral Economics and Finance
Objectives
The course introduces students to theoretical modelling of "irrational" behaviour. The purpose is not to provide a comprehensive overview of all theoretical work in the field, but rather to focus on selected core results and their applications in depth.
General characterization
Code
2197
Credits
3.5
Responsible teacher
Stefano Tripodi
Hours
Weekly - Available soon
Total - Available soon
Teaching language
English
Prerequisites
n/a
Bibliography
TBA
Teaching method
There will be mandatory readings, lectures covering theory, debates about the theory, and interactive experiments testing the theory in class. There will be individual assignments helping students better grasp the material covered.
Evaluation method
Individual homework: (30% total)
Final exam (70%)
Subject matter
Main topics include: choices under risk and ambiguity, time preferences, and social preferences.