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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/academy-of-behavioral-economics-2
 017-137">Academy of Behavioral Economics 2017</a>\nHome ReferentInnen Prog
 ramme Information Veranstaltungsort Preise In Kooperation mit Documentatio
 n Über die Tagung Strategic Leadership in the Conflict Between Regulation
  and Growth For a long time in economic science\, it was believed that hum
 an behaviour was rational. This was an error\, as the past 30 years of res
 earch in behavioural economics has shown decisively. People tend towards c
 ognitive simplifications\, act contrary to their own interests\, allow the
 mselves to be significantly influenced by others... In short\, in many sit
 uations they behave irrationally\, indeed systematically so. Thus\, irrati
 onal human behaviour is predictable. The findings of behavioural economics
  are not only revolutionising science\, those who draw the right lessons f
 rom typical behavioural patterns gain a strategic advantage for their orga
 nisations. How are high-performance institutions created? What potential s
 olutions can companies apply to succeed in new and existing markets? Which
  regulatory structures promote sustainable growth? How much regulation is 
 necessary\, how little regulation is possible? The two-day Academy of Beha
 vioral Economics 2017 is aimed at decision makers\, thinkers and advisers 
 from business\, politics and society. It gives an insight into the role of
  limited rational human behaviour and shows the consequences for enterpris
 es\, labour markets\, and society. Thanks to introductory talks from leadi
 ng behavioural economists\, who will present their most recent research re
 sults in this unique forum\, participants will discover how their own beha
 viour and that of their employees influences the performance of their comp
 anies. The aim of the academy is for participants to learn to apply the fi
 ndings of behavioural economics to their own decision-making immediately. 
 Three reasons to participate: The most influential behavioural economists 
 from around the world will be [...]
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LOCATION:GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute\, Langhaldenstrasse 21\, 8803 R
 üschlikon\, Switzerland
SUMMARY:Academy of Behavioral Economics 2017
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/academy-of-behav
 ioral-economics-2017-137">Academy of Behavioral Economics 2017</a>\nHome R
 eferentInnen Programme Information Veranstaltungsort Preise In Kooperation
  mit Documentation Über die Tagung Strategic Leadership in the Conflict B
 etween Regulation and Growth For a long time in economic science\, it was 
 believed that human behaviour was rational. This was an error\, as the pas
 t 30 years of research in behavioural economics has shown decisively. Peop
 le tend towards cognitive simplifications\, act contrary to their own inte
 rests\, allow themselves to be significantly influenced by others... In sh
 ort\, in many situations they behave irrationally\, indeed systematically 
 so. Thus\, irrational human behaviour is predictable. The findings of beha
 vioural economics are not only revolutionising science\, those who draw th
 e right lessons from typical behavioural patterns gain a strategic advanta
 ge for their organisations. How are high-performance institutions created?
  What potential solutions can companies apply to succeed in new and existi
 ng markets? Which regulatory structures promote sustainable growth? How mu
 ch regulation is necessary\, how little regulation is possible? The two-da
 y Academy of Behavioral Economics 2017 is aimed at decision makers\, think
 ers and advisers from business\, politics and society. It gives an insight
  into the role of limited rational human behaviour and shows the consequen
 ces for enterprises\, labour markets\, and society. Thanks to introductory
  talks from leading behavioural economists\, who will present their most r
 ecent research results in this unique forum\, participants will discover h
 ow their own behaviour and that of their employees influences the performa
 nce of their companies. The aim of the academy is for participants to lear
 n to apply the findings of behavioural economics to their own decision-mak
 ing immediately. Three reasons to participate: The most influential behavi
 oural economists from around the world will be [...]
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