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Assignments Passed
79.2%
Final Grade
Due Weight Passed Grade
Week 1
Nov 27 33% 75%
Week 2
Dec 4 33% 74%
Week 3
Dec 11 34% 88%
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Syllabus
WEEK 1
Week 1
Welcome to the course! In this first week, we'll look at the classical economic model of consumer choice,
which assumes that all of the decisions that we make are sensible, or “rational.” Once we have examined
the underlying theory of how people should behave (especially around financial decisions), we will move
on to examine how people do behave. We will focus in particular on situations in which we are most
inclined to make decisions that appear to defy rational choice axioms. Less
5 videos, 4 readings expand
Graded: Week 1 Quiz
WEEK 2
Week 2
Welcome to the second week. In this session, we will discover how our minds are inclined to distort
probabilities, and either underestimate or overestimate the likelihood of certain outcomes. W e’ll also
learn about “heuristic­driven bias”: the tendency to use rules of thumb that simplify the process of
making decisions, but can also lead to predictable errors. These biases negatively af fect our decision­
making far more than we might expect; especially when the outcome of the decision has great
significance for us. Less
8 videos, 6 readings expand
Graded: Week 2 Quiz
WEEK 3
Week 3
In the final week of the course, we will see multiple examples of how mental heuristics can lead us to
make predictably sub­optimal financial decisions, both individually and across the entire financial
markets. We will also discuss the many ways in which you can now improve your financial decision­
making because of your deeper understanding of the innate biases that have tripped you up in the
past! Less
2 videos, 2 readings expand
Graded: Week 3 Quiz