This was the attention-grabbing title used by
David K. Levine for this summer's
Max Weber Lecture.
"A useful summing up is by considering the main theme of this lecture: that behavioral economics can contribute to strengthening existing economic theory, but, at least in its current incarnation, offers no realistic prospect of replacing it."
I wouldn't expect or want it to replace existing economic theory. If it is a complement to what we have got already then its hardly "doomed". On the contrary it means that it has found its place.
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