is a subfield of economics that integrates insights from psychology in the analysis of economic decision-making. It is commonly known for focusing on heuristics (rules of thumb as opposed to maximisation behavior) and biases (deviations from the homo economicus model/expected utility theory, e.g., loss aversion). Related fields are experimental economics and behavioral economists commonly apply economic experiments.
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