Advances in Behavioral Economics, Volume 2

The second volume in this series comprises eleven contributions devoted to interrelations between economics and psychology and to the use of laboratory experimental methods for investigating economic outcomes in a market context. They study market behavior, the regulation of monopolistic enterprises, dual market bidding procedures, and such issues as whether biases in probability judgments identified by psychologists in a pure choice context hold true in a market setting. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.