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Decoding decision-making: How cognitive limitations shape economic behavior

Cog­ni­tive eco­nom­ics stud­ies how the con­straints of hu­man thought and at­ten­tion in­flu­ence de­ci­sion-mak­ing and help ex­plain pat­terns in eco­nom­ic be­hav­ior.

Journal articles

• 25-10

  Com­plex­i­ty and Time

• 24-11

  Sto­ries, Sta­tis­tics, and Mem­o­ry

• 23-11

  Cog­ni­tive Un­cer­tain­ty

• 23-07

  Con­fi­dence, Self-Se­lec­tion, and Bias in the Ag­gre­gate

Working papers

• Com­par­isons
• Be­hav­ioral At­ten­u­a­tion
• Coarse Cat­e­gories in a Com­plex World
• Ref­er­ence Points as In­for­ma­tion
• The Trans­mis­sion of Re­li­able and Un­re­li­able In­for­ma­tion
• The Com­plex­i­ty of Eco­nom­ic De­ci­sions
• Ex­pla­na­tions