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Behavioral Economics: Nudges, Biases, and Decision-Making
Explain how cognitive biases, framing, and defaults modify standard economic assumptions of perfect rationality.
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Economic Systems, Institutions, and Behavioral Decision-Making
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Compare macroeconomic systems and institutions while evaluating behavioral biases, market failures, and cost-benefit frameworks in real-world contexts.
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