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Behavioral Finance and the Role of Psychology

Robert ShillerNobel LaureateYale University

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1:18:03·2012·undergraduate level

This lecture delves into behavioral finance, critically examining human biases in economic decision-making. It introduces Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky's Prospect Theory, detailing its value and probability weighting functions.

Bio & NeuroEconomicsNeuroscience & CognitionFinancial Theory & MarketsSystems SecurityBehavioral Economics

Financial Markets (2011) (ECON 252)

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Robert ShillerNobel Laureate

Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences · Yale University

Robert Shiller is a Sterling Professor of Economics at Yale University and a Nobel Laureate, recognized for his empirical analysis of asset prices and behavioral finance.

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