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The neuroeconomics of cooperation
Nature Human Behaviour, 2018Through cooperation we are able to thrive, build societies, culture and technology. But history also reveals our potential for selfishness, spite and prejudice. Studying the neural processes that drive choice behaviour is essential to understand this paradox and develop means to curb greed and extend the limits of cooperation.
Declerck, Carolyn, Boone, Christophe
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2019
In this chapter, we will describe how the analysis of eye movements can be used in the study of the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying economic decision making. We will first introduce the area of neuroeconomics by describing relevant theories and methods. We will then demonstrate how oculographic methods have been used profitably in this field.
Fiedler, S., Weber, B., Ettinger, U.
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In this chapter, we will describe how the analysis of eye movements can be used in the study of the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying economic decision making. We will first introduce the area of neuroeconomics by describing relevant theories and methods. We will then demonstrate how oculographic methods have been used profitably in this field.
Fiedler, S., Weber, B., Ettinger, U.
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Neuroeconomics: Infeasible and Underdetermined [PDF]
Journal of Economic Issues, 2016 Advocates of neuroeconomics claim to offer the prospect of creating a “unified behavioral theory” by drawing upon the techniques of neuroscience and psychology and combining them with economic theory.
Novarese, Marco +2 more
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2020
A neuroeconomic psychology establishes behavioral economics as a positivist discipline connecting health science and ecology. This makes “economic ecology” and “neuroeconomics” important new sub-disciplines of economics. Pigovian carbon emission tax (CET) is the most effective intervention towards the “green-house effect.” However, in the short-term ...
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A neuroeconomic psychology establishes behavioral economics as a positivist discipline connecting health science and ecology. This makes “economic ecology” and “neuroeconomics” important new sub-disciplines of economics. Pigovian carbon emission tax (CET) is the most effective intervention towards the “green-house effect.” However, in the short-term ...
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What’s in the brain for us: a systematic literature review of neuroeconomics and neurofinance
Qualitative Research in Financial Markets, 2020Mrinalini Srivastava +2 more
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Neuroeconomics beyond the brain: some externalist notions of choice
Journal of Economic Methodology, 2020Enrico Petracca
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