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    Neuroeconomics: theory, Applications, and Perspectives: Prooceedings of the 1a Officina di Neuroeconomia
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    Neuroeconomics: theory, Applications, and Perspectives: Prooceedings of the 1a Officina di Neuroeconomia
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    Neuroeconomics: theory, Applications, and Perspectives: Prooceedings of the 1a Officina di Neuroeconomia

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    Neuroeconomics is a recent promising interdisciplinary scientific area which involves neuroscientists, economists, and psychologists interested in offering a new and shared theoretical vision that considers the role of the brain in individual decision-making in economics. This collection of papers provides an interesting overview of the recent evolution of Neuroeconomics and offers the latest results of applied researches in this area, with a focus on marketing, accounting, and finance.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBocconi University Press
    Release dateJul 27, 2018
    ISBN9788885486492
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