Online courses behavioral economics

[Peter Wakker]

Dear all,

 

ESA disseminated online courses in behavioral economics. The following, ending with Ellsberg's paradox for ambiguity aversion, may also interest this community,

 

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Dear colleagues,

 

Now that we share online teaching material on behavioral economics, here is one course:

https://personal.eur.nl/wakker/be/course_be_wakker.htm

It is introductory, brief, some 8 hours presentation in total, touching many topics but none deep, showing how the behavioral approach impacts all of economics. Short subparts that can be watched independently are here:

https://personal.eur.nl/wakker/be/miscellaneous/be.recordings_of_independent_interest.htm

 

Here is another course:

https://personal.eur.nl/wakker/ra/course_ra_wakker.htm

It is specialized in individual risk and ambiguity, but showing the general behavioral approach in depth, some 15 hours presentation in total. Students analyze own experimental data using more and more general theories. Short subparts that can be watched independently are here:

https://personal.eur.nl/wakker/ra/miscellaneous/ra.recordings_of_independent_interest.htm

 

Record holder is the 6 minutes video on Ellsberg's paradox and ambiguity aversion at

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RePT3k4gTYU

with 2.1K views one year after appearance.

 

 

Best, Peter