A Review Essay about <italic>Foundations of Neuroeconomic Analysis</italic> by Paul Glimcher<xref ref-type="fn" rid="f1" ptype="fjel5141155" citart="citart1"><sup></sup></xref>
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T splashy attention and criticism of neuroeconomics is a referendum on how curious economists are about how the brain makes economic decisions and whether new insights can tweak old models or inspire new ones. At one extreme is aggressive disinterest in brain activity. This disinterest is motivated by the methodological history and convention of economists working extra hard, and ingeniously, to infer unobservables—such as beliefs, utilities, thinking costs, and more— from observable choices. Other scientific disciplines take an easier route by simply trying to measure the unobservables directly as best they can, as well as inferring unobservables statistically. At the other extreme is a conviction that progress will certainly be made in understanding the biological basis of economic choice, that such progress will inform “standard” economic concerns (such as predicting choice responses to policy variables), that progress is certainly facilitated by direct A Review Essay about Foundations of Neuroeconomic Analysis by Paul Glimcher †
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تاریخ انتشار 2013