Kinh Tế Học Hành Vi

Why are many items sold for $199 and very few for $200?

Why do people give gifts instead of cash - gifts that can never be the wrong size or color?

Why do we feel frustrated when we see others doing the same job as us but getting paid more, even though we were completely satisfied with what we had before?

Why do we cling to our stocks only to realize later that we should have sold them?

What are the assumptions of mainstream economics that have flaws?

Do the basic premises of the economic analysis framework fit the current world we live in?

Is the economic man that we know really like that in reality?

In Experiment 1, which option do you prefer?

• You want to receive 100K today or 110K next week?

• You want to receive 100K in seven weeks or 110K in eight weeks?

In Experiment 1, how does time decrease value?

In Experiment 2, suppose an epidemic is about to break out estimated to take the lives of 600 people. Experts propose two programs to deal with the epidemic:

• Program A: Save 200 people

• Program B: The probability of saving 600 people is 1/3, the probability of saving no one is 2/3