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  2. econlaw2023-24 lecture 3-market failure and behavioural economics

    https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/2324/EconLaw/econlaw2023-24-lecture-3.pdf
    19 Oct 2023: Economics, Law and EthicsPart IB CST. 2023-24. Lecture 3: Market failure and behavioural economics. ... Alice Hutchings, Richard Clayton with many thanks to Ross Anderson. Overview• Market failure:. –
  3. 6 Jan 2023: Market failure and behavioural economics. Market failure: the business cycle; recession and technology; tragedy of the commons; externalities; monopoly rents; asymmetric information: the market for lemons; adverse selection; moral hazard; signalling.
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    https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/eprg-wp1034.pdf
    6 Dec 2023: Others have sought to supplement the market failure approach with insights from areas such as transaction costs and behavioural economics. ... Market failure. Imperfect information. When information is expensive, unreliable and/or difficult to obtain.
  5. 11 Jul 2023: Market failure and behavioural economics. Market failure: the business cycle; recession and technology; tragedy of the commons; externalities; monopoly rents; asymmetric information: the market for lemons; adverse selection; moral hazard; signalling.
  6. Department of Computer Science and Technology – Course pages 2023–24: …

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    4 Nov 2023: Prior tripos questions:Lecture 3: Market failure and behavioural economics (9 November 2023). ... There is now a thriving field of 'behavioural economics' at the boundary between economics and psychology that seeks to explain systematically irrational
  7. USING REAL WORLD SCENARIOS TO IMPROVE THE RESILIENCE OF ...

    https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/ccrs-abrdn-whitepaper-real-world-scenarios-may-2022-v2.pdf
    9 Jul 2023: Among other initiatives, it triggered a movement to ‘Reinvent Economics’. The critique of classical economic theory questions the basic assumptions, principally the ‘Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH)’ and ‘dynamic equilibrium’.

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