Why the Dismal Science Cares About Happiness

The video discusses the evolution of behavioral economics and its integration into mainstream economics. It highlights research on biases and beliefs, subjective well-being, and the emerging field of geno economics, which links genetic data with economic behaviors. The challenges of geno economics, including sample size and ethical considerations, are addressed. The video concludes with potential applications and the future of geno economics in mainstream economics.

What is the significance of the Social Science Genetic Association consortium?

What ethical considerations arise from the intersection of genetics and social science?

How can the findings from geno economics contribute to reducing inequality?

What are the limitations faced in studying behavioral traits through genetic data?