Economic Psychology: An Introduction Erich Kirchler and Erik Hoelzl is an English-language study book that provides a complete overview of economic psychology. This book is written by two leading psychologists and covers important theories and applications within the field.
The book examines decision-making about scarce resources, in particular money, from a psychological perspective. It looks into economic behavior in consumer, labor, and financial markets, as well as collective cooperation and economic prosperity. Each chapter includes a summary, figures, key concepts, questions for students, and suggestions for further study.
Thanks to its up-to-date content, it is the only current English-language source that combines economic psychology and behavioral sciences. It is intended for advanced undergraduate and master’s students in economic psychology, behavioral and social psychology, and behavioral sciences at universities and universities of applied sciences.
This study book aligns in terms of content with topics such as Psychology, Behavioral economics, and general psychology.