Behavioral economics combines elements of economics and psychology to understand how and why people behave the way they do in the real world.
Shaped by the field-defining work of University of Chicago scholar and Nobel laureate Richard Thaler, behavioral economics examines the differences between what people "should" do and what they actually do and the consequences of those actions.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
La Conner to send out survey about future park | Economics | goskagit.com
LA CONNER — In a process followed closely by many in the community, the La Conner government spent months hashing out the future of the Maple Fields property.
Now, with a park to be developed and no clear direction yet of how that 24,000 square feet will be used, the town's residents will get another chance to weigh in.
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Home economics is a necessity for college students – North Texas Daily
Our K-12 education is not what it used to be. Much of the curriculum we see in schools nowadays is based on testing and how to receive higher test scores. We see this in the way subjects are taught and classes are structured.
In Texas , students begin standardized testing in the third grade and continue to up until they graduate. It is required that students in grades 3-8 be tested once a year in selected core courses, taking up to five standardized tests by the time they reach high school. Its purpose?
Food prices and COVID: Agricultural economics professor breaks down rising food prices | Carroll
Jayson Lusk, agricultural economics professor and department head, breaks down why and how COVID has led to an increase in domestic food prices. In the Q&A below, he answers some commonly posed questions. Domestically average food prices are on the rise.
Elon Musk talks about Tesla Giga Berlin's next steps with Economics Minister
Tesla CEO Elon Musk visited Gigafactory Berlin recently. Musk met with a few people in Brandenburg, including Economics Minister Jörg Steinbach.
"Very relaxed evening meeting with Elon Musk, D. Woidke, co-workers on both sides and myself," the Minister tweeted. "In an atmosphere of mutual trust, we discussed the remaining tasks. Thanks to you and your great family for this visit, Elon!"
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