Experimental Economics

ECON-6360

This course explores human motivation and behavior across different settings and experimental paradigms. The course familiarizes students with previous work in selected topics in behavioral and experimental economics such as charitable giving, individual decision making and preferences, health, scarcity, and worker motivation. It also prepares students to design, implement and analyze their own economics experiments.

3 credits

Cross-listed with:

ECON-4360 Experimental Economics

Prereqs:

none

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2023	Experimental Economics (3c) Billur Aksoy Seats Taken: 0/19			Experimental Economics (3c) Billur Aksoy Seats Taken: 0/5
2022	Experimental Economics (3c) Billur Aksoy Seats Taken: 2/19			Experimental Economics (3c) Billur Aksoy Seats Taken: 1/19
2021	Experimental Economics (3c) Billur Aksoy Seats Taken: 0/19
2020	Experimental Economics (3c) Billur Aksoy Seats Taken: 3/19
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