bernheim

al microeconomics utilizing large datasets and econometrics. 2. Applications of microeconomic theory to digital markets and platforms. 3. This blended approach ensures that students not only grasp the theoretical bases laid out by Bernheim and Whinston but also appreciate their applicatio

uals’ decisions are influenced by cognitive biases, self-control problems, and social preferences—factors that classical models often overlook. Bernheim’s work on self-control and saving behavior, for

ation Economics: Asymmetric information and signaling. Contract Theory: Incentive design and principal-agent problems. Labor and Factor Markets: Wage determination and resource allocation. Market Dynamics: Evolution of markets over time and