Neuroeconomy: the influence of decision making process in stock markets and the formation of bubbles
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Neuroeconomy: the influence of decision making process in stock markets and the formation of bubblesAutoría
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Cabedo Semper, José David; Universitat Jaume I. Departament de Finances i ComptabilitatFecha de publicación
2017-07-18Editor
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Neuroeconomy is a scientific discipline that studies the process of economic decision making in the human brain. Through neuroeconomy we expect to study why some decisions are made and not others and to understand our ... [+]
Neuroeconomy is a scientific discipline that studies the process of economic decision making in the human brain. Through neuroeconomy we expect to study why some decisions are made and not others and to understand our behaviour as investors and consumers as well as the way in which the nervous system assesses the risks, rewards and probabilities of success by showing how the brain learns to assign values to various choice utilities, and also by highlighting the cognitive and emotional restrictions that obstruct the capability of humans to make optimal decisions. Stock markets are the perfect example of the ideal conditions for studying human behaviour, in particular decision-making. In this paper we explain the economic making-decision process of investors and traders analysing the brain structures and processes that participate in it and its influence in stock markets and in the formation of bubbles through a neuroeconomic scientific literature review. [-]
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Treball Final de Grau en Finances i Comptabilitat. Codi: FC1049. Curs acadèmic: 2016/2017
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