Lectures related to Neoclassical economics

Choice Models: Predicting Consumer Behavior

Explores choice models to predict consumer behavior and market shares.

Beyond Rationality: Behavioral Economics

Delves into human decision-making beyond rationality, exploring concepts like the decoy effect.

Climate Economics: Solar Radiation Management and Preference Change

Explores climate economics, solar radiation management, and preference change in the context of innovation and policy levers.

Environmental Economics: Course Overview and Key Concepts

Provides an overview of environmental economics, covering course structure, key concepts, and the relationship between economic activity and environmental issues.

Choice Theory: Theoretical Foundations

Covers the theoretical foundations of choice theory, decision makers, alternatives, attributes, decision rules, utility, and behavioral assumptions.

Ethical Challenges of Engineer: Wealth and Happiness Correlation

Examines the correlation between wealth and happiness, income inequality, and the importance of cooperation in addressing global challenges.

Cost-Benefit Analysis: Foundations and Applications

Covers the foundations and limitations of cost-benefit analysis, exploring decision rules, principles, and applications in public policy debates.

Market Failures and State Interventions

Covers market failures, state interventions, public goods, externalities, and natural monopolies.

Water Utilities: Structure, regulation, pricing and affordability

Explores the structure, regulation, pricing, and affordability of water utilities in the U.S.

Social Influence and Choice

Explores social influence, democracy, individual autonomy, equality, and decision-making models.

Macrofinance Models: Consumption and Equilibrium

Covers the infinite-horizon consumption-based model and its implications for financial decisions and macroeconomic events.

Decisions under Risk and Uncertainty: Behavioral Economics Insights

Delves into decision-making under risk, bounded rationality, prospect theory, and framing, with insights from behavioral economics.

Decoupling: Environmental Impacts and Economic Transition

Explores decoupling environmental impacts from rising affluence, challenges, limitations, and lessons learned for sustainable transition.