IAREP/SABE - Halifax, 2009

International Association for Research in Economic Psychology (IAREP)
and
Society for the Advancement of Behavioral Economics (SABE)

Joint conference

"Behavioural Economics, Economic Psychology: Theory and Policy"

Behavioral economics and economic psychology are influenced by research in economics, psychology, sociology, biology, neuroscience, institutions as well as being informed by traditional empirical studies and evidence derived from experimental economics and surveys, interviews, and simulations.

The IAREP-SABE joint conference aims at providing voice to economists, psychologists and other academics across the disciplinary divide to rigorously discuss and debate their latest research in all relevant topics relating to behavioral economics and economic psychology.

Featuring

SABE's Herbert Simon Memorial Lectures by:

George Akerlof (2001 Nobel Laureate in Economics)

Gerd Gigerenzer

and IAREP's Kahneman lecture by:

Ilana Ritov

Best Student Paper Competition 2009