Behavioral Economics for Economic Policy and Decision Making

Education facts

Code: 4NA088

This course explores the intersection of behavioural economics and public economics, examining how behavioural biases (such as misperceptions and biased preferences) and social preferences (such as equity and fairness) affect public policy and decision making.

Entry requirements

Bachelor Degree in Economics, or in another social science or natural sciences field, or the equivalent; A minimum of 7.5 credits economics, at A1N/F level, or the equivalent; A minimum of 7,5 credits statistics, at G1N/F level, or credits aquired in regression analysis, or the equivalent; English 6, or the equivalent

Education offerings

Each offering has its own dates and conditions. Closed offerings are retained as history and do not mean that a new application is open.

• Behavioral Economics for Economic Policy and Decision Making

  Linnaeus University (Kalmar Växjö)

  Start date: 30 March 2026

  End date: 7 June 2026

  Pace of study: 50 %