Economía y psicología: hacia una praxeología económica rigurosa
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Racionalidad económica, sesgos y heurísticas, racionalidad contextual, microeconomiaResumen
El trabajo aborda los diversos puntos de vista sobre la racionalidad económica y, de ahí, los dos grandes programas de investigación que configuran la psicología económica, esto es, el programa de los sesgos y las heurísticas, y el programa de las heurísticas rápidas y frugales y la racionalidad contextual. Se destacan cuatro importantes diferencias: la interpretación de los sesgos cognitivos, la concepción de las heurísticas, la naturaleza de los modelos y la solidez de los axiomas usados como referentes.
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