Economics and psychology in the twenty-first century

- Peter Earl - Cambridge Journal of Economics 2005, 29, 909–926

According to Earl, there are four different possible forms of the relationship between economics and psychology - which have different connotations in terms of the relative status of the two disciplines. He focuses on the future for one of these, psychological economics...

If you find Earl's paper interesting, you may be interested in this conference:


What is the behavioral in behavioral economics?

Trento, Italy - from 5-6 June 2008.

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