Behavioral Economics
Behavioral economics studies how psychological, social, cognitive, and emotional factors influence economic decision-making, challenging the assumption of fully rational agents. It integrates empirical findings to explain anomalies and guide design of policies and products. Practitioners use experiments and nudges to improve outcomes while weighing ethical and contextual constraints.
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