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020			_a9783031103681
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100			_aConrad, Christian A
245			_aEconomic systems, markets and politics : an ethical, behavioral and institutional approach
260			_bSpringer, _c2022 _aCham :
300			_axvi, 434 p. ; _bill., _c24 cm
365			_b84.99 _c€ _d93.50
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references.
520			_aThis textbook takes a new approach to economics by taking into account behavioral sciences and ethics. The basics of institutional economics are the starting point of the book, which are combined with insights from business ethics and behavioral science. It analyzes human behavior in order to discover incentives for economic agents to behave in a welfare-maximizing way, and analyzes the impact of human behavior and morality on economic systems, markets and politics. This textbook draws from new research results from behavioral economics, as well as from other disciplines, such as psychology and sociology, thus leading to new conclusions for economic science. The book sheds light on how people behave and how such behavior can be guided towards moral welfare for everyone. Furthermore, the reader is introduced to behavioral games, and to how these can be used to study economic behavior. Each chapter contains a summary on behavioral science findings as well as one on ethical findings. This book is a must read for advanced students in economics and political science but can also be of use to researchers of economics, as well as policymakers and business executives due to its focus on applications.
650			_aMonetary policy
650			_aNeoliberal
650			_aKeynesian approaches
650			_aPolitical economy conclusions
650			_aFinancial crisis
650			_aBorda rule
650			_aUnanimity rule
650			_aNatural monopolies
650			_aMarket transparency
650			_aTransaction costs
650			_aHuman Intelligence
650			_aHomo economicus
650			_aMoral welfare
650			_aPsychological aspects
650			_aMorality
650			_aHuman Behavior
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