This course is intended for advanced Masters and PhD students intending to do research in economics and nance. This course will review the current state of knowledge in behavioral nance. There will be several lectures, but most sessions will center around discussions of important papers in the academic literature. The papers will come from the behavioral economics, behavioral nance, and the experimental psychology literatures.Broad topics to be covered are: empirical evidence on security markets (anomalies); evidence on individual and institutional behavior; limits of arbitrage; psychology,judgment and decision making; and other related topics. The course will be designed to have as little overlap as possible with other courses in the PhD sequence.
Division: Finance
Spring 2023
B9310 - 001
Part of Term
PhD - Full Term
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Section Notes
Attendance at the first class is mandatory for all enrolled students and those on a waitlist or who hope to add the class during Add/Drop.
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Thursday 01/23/2023 - 04/28/2023 2:00PM - 5:15PM Kravis 410