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Neuroeconomics and the economic sciences
Economics and Philosophy 24 (3):345-368 (2008)
Abstract
Neuroeconomics is the newest of the economic sciences with a focus on how the embodied human brain interacts with its institutional and social environment to make economic decisions. This paper presents an overview of neuroeconomics methods and reviews a number of results in this emerging field of study.Other Versions
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