Name: MIT OCW 14.13 Psychology and Economics (Spring 2020)
Creator: Prof. Frank Schilbach
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MIT OCW 14.13 Psychology and Economics (Spring 2020) (48 files)

Mid-Term Review.mp4	85.17MB
Mid-Term Review.en.vtt	71.86kB
Lecture 23： Policy with Behaviorial Agents.mp4	141.36MB
Lecture 23： Policy with Behaviorial Agents.en.vtt	120.01kB
Lecture 22： Happiness and Mental Health.mp4	134.95MB
Lecture 22： Happiness and Mental Health.en.vtt	112.04kB
Lecture 21： Poverty through the Lens of Psychology.mp4	136.50MB
Lecture 21： Poverty through the Lens of Psychology.en.vtt	114.02kB
Lecture 20： Malleability and Inaccessibility of Preferences.mp4	154.14MB
Lecture 20： Malleability and Inaccessibility of Preferences.en.vtt	127.59kB
Lecture 19： Defaults, Nudges, and Frames.mp4	144.99MB
Lecture 19： Defaults, Nudges, and Frames.en.vtt	119.47kB
Lecture 18： Gender, Discrimination, and Identity.mp4	137.45MB
Lecture 18： Gender, Discrimination, and Identity.en.vtt	107.88kB
Lecture 17： State-Dependent Preferences, Projection, and Attribution Bias.mp4	152.22MB
Lecture 17： State-Dependent Preferences, Projection, and Attribution Bias.en.vtt	122.70kB
Lecture 16： Utility from Beliefs; Learning II.mp4	155.77MB
Lecture 16： Utility from Beliefs; Learning II.en.vtt	119.73kB
Lecture 15： Utility from Beliefs; Learning I.mp4	136.23MB
Lecture 15： Utility from Beliefs; Learning I.en.vtt	115.29kB
Lecture 14： Limited Attention.mp4	121.09MB
Lecture 14： Limited Attention.en.vtt	110.32kB
Lecture 13： Social Preferences IV.mp4	539.22MB
Lecture 13： Social Preferences IV.en.vtt	153.56kB
Lecture 12： Social Preferences III.mp4	464.56MB
Lecture 12： Social Preferences III.en.vtt	122.55kB
Lecture 11： Social Preferences II.mp4	457.33MB
Lecture 11： Social Preferences II.en.vtt	123.46kB
Lecture 10： Social Preferences I.mp4	209.04MB
Lecture 10： Social Preferences I.en.vtt	46.16kB
Lecture 9： Reference-Dependent Preferences.mp4	478.50MB
Lecture 9： Reference-Dependent Preferences.en.vtt	136.38kB
Lecture 8： Risk Preferences II.mp4	493.35MB
Lecture 8： Risk Preferences II.en.vtt	119.58kB
Lecture 7： Risk Preferences I.mp4	168.89MB
Lecture 7： Risk Preferences I.en.vtt	125.77kB
Lecture 6： Time Preferences (Applications) II.mp4	650.29MB
Lecture 6： Time Preferences (Applications) II.en.vtt	129.95kB
Lecture 5： Time Preferences (Applications) I.mp4	451.61MB
Lecture 5： Time Preferences (Applications) I.en.vtt	129.14kB
Lecture 4： Time Preferences (Theory) II.mp4	498.22MB
Lecture 4： Time Preferences (Theory) II.en.vtt	139.20kB
Lecture 3： Time Preferences (Theory) I.mp4	492.27MB
Lecture 3： Time Preferences (Theory) I.en.vtt	125.65kB
Lecture 2： Introduction and Overview II.mp4	537.45MB
Lecture 2： Introduction and Overview II.en.vtt	131.86kB
Lecture 1： Introduction and Overview I (14.13 Psychology and Economics, Spring 2020).mp4	137.63MB
Lecture 1： Introduction and Overview I (14.13 Psychology and Economics, Spring 2020).en.vtt	108.08kB

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abstract= {Psychology and Economics (aka Behavioral Economics) is a growing subfield of economics that incorporates insights from psychology and other social sciences into economics. This course covers recent advances in behavioral economics by reviewing some of the assumptions made in mainstream economic models, and by discussing how human behavior systematically departs from these assumptions. Applications will cover a wide range of fields, including labor and public economics, industrial organization, health economics, finance, and development economics.},
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MIT OCW 14.13 Psychology and Economics (Spring 2020) Prof. Frank Schilbach

MIT OCW 14.13 Psychology and Economics (Spring 2020)
Prof. Frank Schilbach