ECON 456

BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS.

Eastern Washington University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Notes: ECON 100 , or ECON 200 , or ECON 201 can be substituted for the junior standing prerequisite with instructor approval. Pre-requisites: junior standing. Behavioral economics applies psychological insights into human behavior to explain economic decision-making. Actual behavior of individuals may differ from the predictions of standard economic models. Behavioral economic analysis provides insight into how individuals allocate scarce resources in situations that are misrepresented by standard models.

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Class #eastern_washington-1416Fall 2026UGRD5 credits

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