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ECN304 Behavioral and Experimental Economics
Course responsible Stein Terje Holden HH
   
Number of credits allocated 10.0
Language English
Limits for class size -
Semester/trimester
August block Autumn parallel January block Spring parallel June block
       
         
Colour explanation: Red/yellow = teaching periods. The red period indicates when the teaching starts.
Teachers Yohei Mitani
Type of course Lectures 2 hours per week, exercises 0-2 hours per week
Compulsory educational activities Compulsory exercises
Prerequisites Econometrics (ECN201), Statistics (STAT100), Micro (ECN311)
Exam S
Assessment methods Written examination, 3.5 hours.
Grading A-F
Examination aids A1: not calculator, no other aids.
Nominal workload 300 hours
Course frequency Annually
Comment on frequency -
Teaching methods Lectures and exercises
Teaching support Students will have access to detailed information about the course through Fronter
Examiner External examiner will control the quality of syllabus, questions for the final examination, and principles for the assessment of the examination answers.
Entrance requirements Minimum requirements for entrance to higher education in Norway (generell studiekompetanse)
   
Objective of course  

Get an overview of important lessons in behavioral economics including recent contributions in the literature, an overview of research methods in experimental behavioral economics including laboratory and field experiments

   
Course contents  
Topics in behavioral economics: Rational vs. irrational behavior, uncertainty and expected utility, prospect theory, time preferences and discounting, risk preferences and responses to risk, altruism, fairness, trust. Topics in experimental design: Basic design issues, implementation of laboratory experiments, field experiments
   
Syllabus  
A detailed list of readings will be presented at the beginning of the course.
 
Last updated 2012-04-12