MGEC22H3: Behavioural Economics

Intermediate level development of the principles of behavioural economics. Behavioural economics aims to improve policy and economic models by incorporating psychology and cognitive science into economics. The course will rely heavily on the principles of microeconomic analysis.

Prerequisite

MGEB02H3

Recommended Preparation

Grade B or higher in MGEB02H3. MGEC02H3 and the basics of game theory would be helpful.

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Breadth Requirements

Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Priority will be given to students who have completed MGEC02H3.

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