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Prospecting neuroeconomics
Economics and Philosophy 24 (3):431-448 (2008)
Abstract
The following is a set of reading notes on, and questions for, the Neuroeconomics enterprise. My reading of neuroscience evidence seems to be at odds with basic conceptions routinely assumed in the Neuroeconomics literature. I also summarize methodological concerns regarding design, implementation, and statistical evaluation of Neuroeconomics experimentsMy notes
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