Bestiary of Behavioral Economics

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The Bestiary will provide an introduction to behavioral economics via short descriptions of anomalies, models and results.

Self-Interest [edit]

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Commitment Devices [edit]

Efficiency Wages [edit]

Overconfidence [edit]

Zero Price [edit]

Mental Accounting [edit]

Activity Bias [edit]

Framing Effect [edit]

Money Illusion [edit]

Preference Reversal [edit]

Ellsberg Paradox [edit]

Satisficing [edit]

Endowment Effect [edit]

Dictator Game [edit]

Trust Game [edit]

Ultimatum Game [edit]

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