Voxels

Discovery Behavioral economist studies science of decision-making Using brain scans, MacArthur Fellow examines people's expressed values and the choices they later make NSF has supported Colin Camerer's research since 1985. Credit and Larger Version January 6, 2014 When it comes to decision-making, traditional economics holds that people are rational and know what they want. Moreover, they will make their choices influenced by whatever constraints are upon them, for example, the amount of money they have or don't have./.../