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Economics 119 - Lecture 24: Why Behavioral Economics Matters

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  1. Economics 119 - Lecture 1: Introduction 1 h 22 min · Video
  2. Economics 119 - Lecture 2: Hicksian Utility Theory and the Endowment Effect: No audio after min 37 1 h 18 min · Video
  3. Economics 119 - Lecture 3: Reference Dependent Preferences 1 h 20 min · Video
  4. Economics 119 - Lecture 4: Normative Implications of Reference Dependence 1 h 19 min · Video
  5. Economics 119 - Lecture 5: Reference Dependence in Consumer and Labor Markets 1 h 15 min · Video
  6. Economics 119 - Lecture 6: Reference Point Determination 1 h 20 min · Video
  7. Economics 119 - Lecture 7: Applications of Reference Dependence 1 h 22 min · Video
  8. Economics 119 - Lecture 8: Exponential Discounting Theory and Anomalies 1 h 21 min · Video
  9. Economics 119 - Lecture 9: Present-Biased Preferences and Quasi-Hyperbolic Discounting 1 h 18 min · Video
  10. Economics 119 - Lecture 10: Beliefs about Future Intertemporal Preferences 1 h 20 min · Video
  11. Economics 119 - Lecture 11: Self-Control and Commitment Devices (no audio for last 5 minutes) 1 h 21 min · Video
  12. Economics 119 - Lecture 12: Misprediction of Future Preferences 1 h 22 min · Video
  13. Economics 119 - Lecture 13: Applications, policy implications, normative implications 1 h 20 min · Video
  14. Economics 119 - Lecture 14:State-dependent preferences and projection bias 1 h 20 min · Video
  15. Economics 119 - Lecture 15: Applications of projection bias 1 h 21 min · Video
  16. Economics 119 - Review: No audio first 13 minutes 1 h 4 min · Video
  17. Economics 119 - Lecture 16: Behavioral economics and public policy I 1 h 20 min · Video
  18. Economics 119 - Lecture 17: Behavioral economics and public policy II 1 h 20 min · Video
  19. Economics 119 - Lecture 18: Behavioral economics and public policy III 1 h 20 min · Video
  20. Economics 119 - Lecture 19: Behavioral economics and public policy IV 1 h 17 min · Video
  21. Economics 119 - Lecture 20: Introduction to Probability inference 1 h 11 min · Video
  22. Economics 119 - Lecture 21: Quasi-Bayesian modeling - base-rate neglect 1 h 14 min · Video
  23. Economics 119 - Lecture 23: Heuristics and Biases 1 h 21 min · Video
  24. Economics 119 - Lecture 24: Why Behavioral Economics Matters 1 h 18 min · Video