Choice Theory: Theoretical Foundations

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Explores the state's role in market economy, resource allocation, income redistribution, and consumer optimization.

Explores social influence, democracy, individual autonomy, equality, and decision-making models.

Covers microeconomic consumer theory, choice models, utility maximization, and demand functions.

Explores cost-benefit analysis in decision-making, emphasizing ethical considerations and societal values.

Covers Gaussian noise and decision-making in communication systems, emphasizing the importance of understanding Gaussian noise in signal processing.

Explores microeconomic consumer theory, utility maximization, optimization problems, and decision-making models.

Explores decision-making processes, including weighing costs and benefits, cues following, and the limitations of cost-benefit analysis.

Explores how choice modeling predicts human behavior and quantifies preferences in various scenarios.

Covers the basics of static games and introduces key game theory concepts, including the Prisoner's Dilemma and Nash Equilibrium.