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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/academy-of-behavioral-economics-f
 ully-booked-114">Academy of Behavioral Economics – FULLY BOOKED!</a>\nHo
 me ReferentInnen Programme Information Veranstaltungsort Preise In Koopera
 tion mit Documentation Über die Tagung For a long time in economic scienc
 e\, it was believed that human behaviour was rational. This was an error\,
  as the past 30 years of research in behavioural economics has shown decis
 ively. People tend towards cognitive simplifications\, act contrary to the
 ir own interests\, allow themselves to be significantly influenced by othe
 rs... In short\, in many situations they behave irrationally\, indeed syst
 ematically so. Thus\, irrational human behaviour is predictable. The findi
 ngs of behavioural economics are not only revolutionising science\, those 
 who draw the right lessons from typical behavioural patterns gain a strate
 gic advantage for their organisations. The two-day academy ‘How to desig
 n high performance institutions’ is aimed at decision makers\, thinkers 
 and advisers from business\, politics and society. It gives an insight int
 o the role of limited rational human behaviour. Thanks to introductory tal
 ks from leading behavioural economists\, who will present their most recen
 t research results in this unique forum\, participants will discover how t
 heir own behaviour and that of their employees influences the performance 
 of their companies. The aim of the academy is for participants to learn to
  apply the findings of behavioural economics to their own decision-making 
 immediately. ​ Three reasons to participate: 1. The most influential eco
 nomists in the German-speaking region will present their latest research f
 indings in a unique context 2. As a participant\, you will complete a self
 -test and receive an analysis of your personal behavioural economic prefer
 ences\, such as patience\, risk or altruism 3. You will learn how human be
 haviour can be altered simply\, quickly and effectively. ReferntInnen Armi
 n Falk Germany Professor of Economics and director of the Center [...]
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LOCATION:GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute\, Langhaldenstrasse 21\, 8803 R
 üschlikon\, Switzerland
SUMMARY:Academy of Behavioral Economics – FULLY BOOKED!
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/academy-of-behav
 ioral-economics-fully-booked-114">Academy of Behavioral Economics – FULL
 Y BOOKED!</a>\nHome ReferentInnen Programme Information Veranstaltungsort 
 Preise In Kooperation mit Documentation Über die Tagung For a long time i
 n economic science\, it was believed that human behaviour was rational. Th
 is was an error\, as the past 30 years of research in behavioural economic
 s has shown decisively. People tend towards cognitive simplifications\, ac
 t contrary to their own interests\, allow themselves to be significantly i
 nfluenced by others... In short\, in many situations they behave irrationa
 lly\, indeed systematically so. Thus\, irrational human behaviour is predi
 ctable. The findings of behavioural economics are not only revolutionising
  science\, those who draw the right lessons from typical behavioural patte
 rns gain a strategic advantage for their organisations. The two-day academ
 y ‘How to design high performance institutions’ is aimed at decision m
 akers\, thinkers and advisers from business\, politics and society. It giv
 es an insight into the role of limited rational human behaviour. Thanks to
  introductory talks from leading behavioural economists\, who will present
  their most recent research results in this unique forum\, participants wi
 ll discover how their own behaviour and that of their employees influences
  the performance of their companies. The aim of the academy is for partici
 pants to learn to apply the findings of behavioural economics to their own
  decision-making immediately. ​ Three reasons to participate: 1. The mos
 t influential economists in the German-speaking region will present their 
 latest research findings in a unique context 2. As a participant\, you wil
 l complete a self-test and receive an analysis of your personal behavioura
 l economic preferences\, such as patience\, risk or altruism 3. You will l
 earn how human behaviour can be altered simply\, quickly and effectively. 
 ReferntInnen Armin Falk Germany Professor of Economics and director of the
  Center [...]
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