Published 2007 | Version public
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Behavioral economics and its applications

Abstract

This essay analyzes how behavioral economics can be applied to organizations, and how it can be enriched by thinking about the economic questions associated with economic organization.

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© 2007 Princeton University Press. Ideas from the NBER Organizational Economics conference in March, 2004, particularly Bob Gibbons's presentation, have been useful, as well as discussions with Dirk Jenter, Chip Heath, Sendhil Mullainathan, Andreas Roider, Bengt Holmstrom's discussion in Helsinki, and Peter Diamond's close reading.

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