Introduction to Behavioral Economics
General: Syllabus | Assignment | Extra points
Lecture 1: Behavioral vs. Neoclassical Slides | Experiment 1 | Experiment 2
Lecture 2: Heuristics and Judgments Reading | Slides
Lecture 3: Decisions Reading | Slides
Lecture 4: Strategic Interactions Reading
Lecture 5: Laboratory Labor
Lecture 6: Laboratory Finance
Lecture 7: Welfare and Policy
Public Finance II
Lecture 1: Economic Principles + Government SVK | ENG
Lecture 2: Behavioral Economics and Public Finance SVK | ENG
Lecture 3: Asymmetric Information SVK | ENG
Lecture 4: Externalities SVK | ENG | Solution
Lecture 5: Public Goods SVK | ENG | Solution
Lecture 6: Cost-Benefit Analysis SVK | ENG | Solution
Lecture 7: Empirical Public Finance SVK | ENG
Lecture 8: Political Economy SVK | ENG
Lecture 9: Taxation and Revenue SVK | ENG
Lecture 10: Poverty and Inequality SVK | ENG
Lecture 11: Behavioral Welfare Economics SVK | ENG
Research methodology and effective writing
Lecture 1: Writing in economics SVK | ENG
Lecture 2: Research question and hypotheses SVK | ENG
Lecture 3: Models and data SVK | ENG
Lecture 4: Statistical analysis SVK | ENG
Lecture 5: Presenting your research SVK | ENG
Lecture 6: Economic experiments SVK | ENG
Presentation and communication skills
Lecture 1: Emotions
Lecture 2: Novelty
Lecture 3: Memorable talk
Lecture 4: Talk foundation
Lecture 5: Talk tools
Lecture 6: Preparation process
Lecture 7: On Stage + Giving feedback