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A viselkedési közgazdaságtan napjaink egyik legdinamikusabban fejlődő közgazdasági szakterülete, amely elsősorban a gazdasági aktorok nem racionális döntéseit és viselkedését vizsgálja.

A viselkedési közgazdaságtani ismeretek, kutatási eredmények azonban nemcsak e terület kutatói számára lehetnek érdekesek és hasznosak: alkalmazásuk a vállalatok, a pénzintézetek és a gazdaságpolitikai döntéshozók számára is előnyös lehet.

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