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A Research Agenda for Economic Psychology

open access: yes, 2019
This book presents state of the art reviews on classical and novel research fields in economic psychology. Internationally acknowledged experts and the next generation of younger researchers summarize the knowledge in their fields and outline promising ...
Erich Kirchler
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PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECT IN ECONOMIC PROCESSES. THE CONCEPT OF ECONOMIC PSYCHOLOGY

Materials of the international scientific and practical forum "Manager of the Year", 2022
This article examines the relationship between economic science and psychology, how the processes of the human psyche, perception and certain economic processes influence each other. In the course of economic activity, a person manifests himself as a source of various habits, behavior, mood.
Olga Pecherskaya, V. Haustova
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Economic Psychology Between Psychology and Economics: An Introduction

Applied Psychology, 1999
On présente, dans cette introduction à l'édition speciale sur la psychologie economique, trois étapes et trois domaines de cette psychologie. Les trois étapes représented les tentatives historiques pour introduire des approches et des concepts psychologiques dans la théorie économique.
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Rationality in Psychology and Economics

The Journal of Business, 1986
The task I shall undertake here is to compare and contrast the concepts of rationality that are prevalent in psychology and economics, respectively. Economics has almost uniformly treated human behavior as rational. Psychology, on the other hand, has always been concerned with both the irrational and the rational aspects of behavior.
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Psychology and Economics

1987
[Introduction] Several developments have joined to stimulate economists to think about issues that have been on the forefront of psychological research. First, the information revolution in economics has focused economists on the subtle nature of individual information processing.
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Psychology and the economics of invention

Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2019
Abstract Invention is an investment in which the costs of the Research and Development (R&D) project balance future returns. Those returns depend on objective factors like wage and capital costs but also on subjective factors because they are future projections. The more optimistic the inventor, the higher are the projected returns. Baumard uses
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