Routledge Neuroscience and Economics of Decision Making - Routledge

Explore the intersection of neuroscience, psychology and economics in this comprehensive study of how economic agents make decisions. This volume examines the cognitive and mental mechanisms underlying information collection, processing and choice behaviour, drawing on two decades of collaborative research across multiple disciplines. Written for scientists trained in experimental methods and mathematical decision theory, the book opens the black-box of economic decision-making by integrating neuroscientific findings with economic analysis. Part of the Routledge Advances in Experimental and Computable Economics series, it presents original approaches to understanding the fundamental processes that drive economic behaviour and financial choices.