neuro-economics

The fast-developing science of "neuro-economics" looks at the brain patterns that occur when people make economic or financial decisions.

It’s In Your Head 2008

The fMRI machine enables researchers in the emerging field of neuro-economics to investigate the interplay of fear, anger, greed and altruism that are activated each time we touch that most intimate of our possessions, our wallets.

MIND READING 2007

George Loewenstein, Professor of Economics and Psychology at Carnegie Mellon University, in Pittsburgh, and one of the pioneers of neuro-economics, said: The new science of neuro-economics is lending support to a very ancient view of human behaviour.

Mind Hacks: October 2006 Archives 2006

Ms. Shull, who specializes in neuro-economics, is a former Chicago options trader who never could get her head around the dictum that feelings and intuition have no place in the numbers-driven world of modern trading.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed BRIAN MILNER 2012

The young and blossoming fields of neuro-economics and neuro-marketing are but two examples.

Forbes.com: News Dan Schawbel 2011

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The science of neuro-economics targets the behavioral questions behind why people make the choices they make.

Edmonton Sun 2010

What you don't see a lot of is science exploring the neuro-economics of banker behaviour.

Winnipeg Sun 2010

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The science of neuro-economics targets the behavioral questions behind why people make the choices they make.

Ottawa Sun 2010

Most neuro-economics research prods the consumer brain, partly because the science is valuable to both corporations and governments who formulate product development, ad campaigns and public policy (such as the growing movement, led by New York City, to ban trans-fats) based on the results.

Edmonton Sun 2010

What you don't see a lot of is science exploring the neuro-economics of banker behaviour.

Edmonton Sun 2010