LSE'S Craig Calhoun introduces Prof. Thaler to discuss Misbehaving:the making of behavioural economics. #LSEThaler pic.twitter.com/7sMAxsPMl1https://twitter.com/HopeKayUg/status/738062211499843584
— Hope (@HopeKayUg)Wed, Jun 01 2016 17:38:38- @craigjcalhoun is there a unifying theory for seemingly irrelevant and curious factors that happen to really matter? #LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/Matteo_Galizzi/status/738063347581521920
— Matteo M Galizzi (@Matteo_Galizzi)Wed, Jun 01 2016 17:43:09 - "We are not as smart as the smartest economist thinks he is" #LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/shogelbaba/status/738063356641173505
— Kamila (@shogelbaba)Wed, Jun 01 2016 17:43:11 - Richard thaler@#LSEThaler "we are nicer than economists give us credit for", economics should be like engineering, building things that work
https://twitter.com/blackersblog/status/738076636982194176
— David Blackman (@blackersblog)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:35:57 - "economics needs to become more like engineering and less like physics-- we need to build bridges you can walk across" @R_Thaler #lsethaler
https://twitter.com/Thea_Fisher/status/738298106677235712
— Thea Fisher (@Thea_Fisher)Thu, Jun 02 2016 09:16:00 - @R_Thaler behavioural economics should be called Kahneman and Tversky economics #LSEThaler @LSEBehavioural
https://twitter.com/Matteo_Galizzi/status/738065740419485696
— Matteo M Galizzi (@Matteo_Galizzi)Wed, Jun 01 2016 17:52:39
Economics: Be more like engineering; less like physics. #LSEThaler pic.twitter.com/acENEjb3S2https://twitter.com/DarrylHowes/status/738066002966138884
— Darryl Howes MSc (@DarrylHowes)Wed, Jun 01 2016 17:53:42- 'The behavioural part of behavioural economics is mainly drawn from psychology but should be drawn from more disciplines' -Thaler #LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/LSEManagement/status/738066387973869569
— Dept of Management (@LSEManagement)Wed, Jun 01 2016 17:55:14 - "Behavioural Science is more accurate" @R_Thaler #LSEThaler about "Behavioural Economics". I totally agree.
https://twitter.com/jarangochoa/status/738066769181605889
— Julián Arango O (@jarangochoa)Wed, Jun 01 2016 17:56:45 - "Keynes is on the list of the forbidden books at the Chicago University" lol #LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/shogelbaba/status/738067797985656833
— Kamila (@shogelbaba)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:00:50 - @R_Thaler economics was behavioural from Adam Smith through Keynes up to Samuelson #LSEThaler @LSEBehavioural https://twitter.com/LSEManagement/status/738066387973869569 …
https://twitter.com/Matteo_Galizzi/status/738067953409785856
— Matteo M Galizzi (@Matteo_Galizzi)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:01:27 - Economists from Adam Smith to Keynes were behavioural, before they became obsessed with equations @LSEpublicevents @R_Thaler #LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/fabian_ws/status/738068516092444672
— Fabian WS (@fabian_ws)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:03:41
"Economics was Behavioural up until Keynes and Samuelson. After then writing down equations changed that" #LSEThaler pic.twitter.com/FayseB168Ehttps://twitter.com/GauriChandra/status/738068347556859904
— Gauri (@GauriChandra)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:03:01- @R_Thaler Kahneman & Tversky prospect theory would not have been possible without expected utility theory #LSEThaler @LSEBehavioural
https://twitter.com/Matteo_Galizzi/status/738068855986266112
— Matteo M Galizzi (@Matteo_Galizzi)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:05:02 - @R_Thaler Herbert Simon and Thomas Schelling were early behavioural economists #LSEThaler @LSEBehavioural @LSEManagement
https://twitter.com/Matteo_Galizzi/status/738069906349035521
— Matteo M Galizzi (@Matteo_Galizzi)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:09:13 - Tom Schelling's focal point is a psychological idea and one could argue he is an early pioneer of behavioural economics #LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/LSEManagement/status/738070401243316226
— Dept of Management (@LSEManagement)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:11:10 - Rise of behavioural economics has been not untroubled: a bit like 'an albatross taking off' #LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/tamarajq/status/738071832792866816
— Tamara Quinn (@tamarajq)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:16:52 - Take off of Behavioural Economics was like the take off of an Albatross. Running for 200 miles & jumping off a cliff to take off. #LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/GauriChandra/status/738070615140249600
— Gauri (@GauriChandra)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:12:01 https://twitter.com/pilarconci/status/738071257082695684
— Pilar Conci (@pilarconci)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:14:35- A peer once said to Richard Thaler: "I specialise in optimisation and if you're right, what I am I suppose to do?" #LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/LSEManagement/status/738072677034938369
— Dept of Management (@LSEManagement)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:20:13 - "20 century economics is about to become obsolete" Godfather of behavioural economics at the LSE #LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/shogelbaba/status/738073242288685056
— Kamila (@shogelbaba)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:22:28 - On resistance from mainstream economists: unfounded fear, of a communist plot #LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/HopeKayUg/status/738071563317202944
— Hope (@HopeKayUg)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:15:48 - Financial economists worry that if behavioural economists are right, there would be justification for regulating financial mkts.#LSEThaler
https://twitter.com/HopeKayUg/status/738072370271948800
— Hope (@HopeKayUg)Wed, Jun 01 2016 18:19:00
Misbehaving: the making of behavioural economics
Behavioural Research Lab public conversation with Professor Richard H Thaler and Professor Craig Calhoun on Wednesday 1 June 2016
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