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Behaviour Economics is primarily concerned with the bound of rationality
of economics agents. Behaviour models typically integrate insight from
psychology and micro economics theory, in doing so these behaviour models cover
a range of concepts, methods and field
Behaviour economics along with the related sub field behavior finance,
studies emotional factors on the economics decisions of individuals and
institutions and the effects for market prices , returns and resource allocation
in different kind of behaviour in different environment of varying experimental
values
There is attractive simplicity to the nation that consumers choose what
they want. It really makes the work of marketer relatively straight forward and
easy. It gives the people right information and they will synthesize it, weight
their various interests and make the most informed choice. By this account the
brain is both a logical processor and a perfectly calibrated scale. “But
consumer’s decision making is not in fact, Just about availability of
information,” says Rani Dhar , Director of the Center for Customer Insight .
Behaviour economics injects the standard marketing approval with insight
from the past three decades of psychology and economics and marketing research.
Though firms spends billions of dollars every year attempting to persuade current
for potential customers, the results are decidedly mixed.
Behaviour economics highlights methods foe driving desired consumers
behaviours that are consistently effective at a tiny fraction of the cost. Many
of the important lessons of behaviour eco stems from re-construal of how. Consumers
approach choice “one of the most broadest
and most important insights into consumers choice is the fact that people often
think about things vary intuitively rather
than deliberately says “No than Novemsky , a faculty fellow in the center for
customer insight”
Behaviour economics also reveals a range of factors that how to influence
consumers decisions. The challenges for marketers is thus not simply product improvements
through Research and Development , but
managing and influences customers beliefs’ including understanding and activating
the relevant beliefs at the right moments
While the work of behavioural economics continues to reveal that consumer
decisions are more complicated than previously (inner ) thoughts, it also
uncovers now realms of opportunity for marketers.
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