About Centre for Behavioral Economics
The Centre for Behavioral Economics (CBE) at GIPE integrates insights from economics and psychology to understand how individuals make decisions in real-world contexts. Through experimental research, teaching, and policy engagement, the Centre generates evidence that supports informed decision-making.
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The Centre for Behavioral Economics explores how heuristics, cognitive biases, social preferences, and social norms shape economic behaviour. By combining experimental methodology with behavioural theories, CBE contributes to evidence-based policymaking in the domain of consumer choices, financial decisions and institutional designing.
Its interdisciplinary approach helps governments, researchers, and organizations design more effective policies by understanding how people actually think and act rather than how traditional economic models assume they behave.
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CBE advances interdisciplinary research through behavioural experiments, teaching initiatives, and policy-oriented studies that improve understanding of human decision-making.
Decision-Making Under Risk
Behavioural Finance Studies
Experimental Policy Research
Consumer Behaviour Analysis
