ECON 438: Beh Econ for Business & Policy

ECON Department University of Michigan-Dearborn

Course Description

Behavioral economics is the combination of economics and psychology that studies what happens if people behave like humans: irrationally, making mistakes, procrastinating, succumbing to temptations, forgetting, following rules of thumb, etc. In this course you will learn behavioral insights and by working on a PBL project you will apply these insights to develop solutions that can help individuals, businesses, and policy makers to succeed.
Students cannot receive credit for ECON 336 andECON 438or ECON 538. (YR).

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