The Faculty of Economics and Business, the Debrecen Regional Committee of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and the Debrecen Youth Organization of the Hungarian Economic Society
are pleased to invite you to the lecture of
Tamás Oláh
PhD student and researcher at the Alfred Weber Institute of Economics, University of Heidelberg.

The title of the lecture is
Introduction to Behavioural Economics and Experimental Methods.

Date and venue:
6 March 2024, 12.00 pm, TVK104 lecture hall (Böszörményi Street campus, Böszörményi út 138, Debrecen, TVK /GTK/ building, ground floor), within the World Economics lecture.

Abstract:
Our presentation will explain how and why people's decisions sometimes go against the grain of traditional economic predictions. We'll explore the fascinating ways biases and shortcuts in our thinking affect our choices, using real-life examples to make these concepts easy to grasp. Plus, we'll take a peek into the experimental toolbox used by researchers in this field, showing you some terrific methods they use to study behaviour, from simple surveys to complex experiments. This talk is perfect for anyone who is curious and does not require any prior knowledge of the subject.
 
Everyone is welcome to join the event!