Session Tracks

This track explores the cognitive biases and heuristics that influence individual and institutional financial decisions. Papers will examine how behavioral insights can enhance understanding of investor behavior and market dynamics.

Focusing on the psychological factors that drive investor behavior, this track aims to uncover the underlying motivations and emotional responses that shape market trends. Contributions will analyze the implications of market psychology on investment strategies and outcomes.

This session will delve into the relationship between cognitive biases and risk perception in economic contexts. Researchers are invited to present findings on how biases affect decision-making under uncertainty and influence market anomalies.

This track will focus on the application of prospect theory in understanding economic behavior and decision-making. Papers will discuss the relevance of behavioral models in predicting market responses and consumer choices.

Exploring the intersection of emotions and finance, this session will investigate how emotional factors impact financial decision-making and market behavior. Contributions will highlight the role of emotional finance in shaping investment outcomes and market volatility.

This track invites research that employs experimental methods to analyze behavioral phenomena in economic contexts. Papers will provide insights into how experimental findings can inform theories of market psychology and decision-making.

Focusing on consumer behavior, this session will examine how psychological factors contribute to market anomalies and deviations from rational economic models. Contributions will explore the implications for marketing strategies and economic policy.

This track will investigate the role of heuristics in shaping economic decisions and behaviors. Researchers are encouraged to present studies that highlight the benefits and pitfalls of heuristic approaches in various economic settings.

This session will explore the application of behavioral economics principles in the design of effective public policies. Papers will discuss how insights into human behavior can enhance policy outcomes in areas such as finance, health, and education.

This track will examine how social factors and peer influences shape economic behavior and decision-making processes. Contributions will focus on the interplay between social dynamics and individual economic choices.

This session aims to bridge the gap between behavioral economics and traditional economic theories. Researchers are invited to present frameworks that integrate behavioral insights with classical models to enhance understanding of market phenomena.