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Kahneman: Un Psicólogo Premio Nobel (Kahneman: A Nobel Prize Psychologist)
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<b>Spanish abstract:</b> El objetivo del presente artículo es poner en realce el creciente rol de la psicología en la teoría económica, donde a partir de las decisiones cognitivas de los agentes se estudia la teoría de las utilidades asociadas al comportamiento racional del homus economicus desarrollando la “economía del comportamiento” (behavioral economics), de la cual la psicología ha estado alejada en su estudio, alineándose más al comportamiento del marketing que emerge de la Administración de Empresas, que de la formalización científica de lo que componen nuestra conducta asociadas a las decisiones económicas y de la conducta como agente consumidor. A partir de la obtención del premio nobel de Economía por el psicólogo Daniel Kanehman en el año 2002, el articulo avanza en la relación Psicología y Economía hasta la obtención de otro Premio Nobel en Economía en el año 2017. En ese año, Richard Thaler, profesor de economía y psicología del comportamiento de la universidad de Chicago recibe el Premio nobel en Economía por sus trabajos asociados a demostrar que las decisiones de los agentes no siempre obedecen a criterios racionales, sino que en su elaboración consideran variables psicológicas que las desvían de un comportamiento que se pre supone económico racional.<br><br><b>English Abstract:</b>The objective of this paper is to highlight the growing role of psychology in economic theory, where from the cognitive decisions of agents the theory of profits associated with the rational behavior of homus economicus is studied, developing the "behavioral economy ”(Behavioral economics), from which psychology has been distanced in its study, aligning itself more with the marketing behavior that emerges from business administration than from the scientific formalization of what our behavior is made up of, associated with economic and conduct as a consuming agent. After obtaining the Nobel Prize by the psychologist Daniel Kanehman in 2002, the article advances in the relationship between Psychology and Economics until obtaining another Nobel Prize in 2017 obtained by a student of Psychology and its application to the field. of economics In that year, Richard Thaler, professor of economics and behavioral psychology at the University of Chicago received the Nobel Prize for his work associated with demonstrating that decisions do not always obey rational criteria, but instead consider psychological variables that deviate them from a behavior that is supposed to be economic rational.<br>
Title: Kahneman: Un Psicólogo Premio Nobel (Kahneman: A Nobel Prize Psychologist)
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<b>Spanish abstract:</b> El objetivo del presente artículo es poner en realce el creciente rol de la psicología en la teoría económica, donde a partir de las decisiones cognitivas de los agentes se estudia la teoría de las utilidades asociadas al comportamiento racional del homus economicus desarrollando la “economía del comportamiento” (behavioral economics), de la cual la psicología ha estado alejada en su estudio, alineándose más al comportamiento del marketing que emerge de la Administración de Empresas, que de la formalización científica de lo que componen nuestra conducta asociadas a las decisiones económicas y de la conducta como agente consumidor.
A partir de la obtención del premio nobel de Economía por el psicólogo Daniel Kanehman en el año 2002, el articulo avanza en la relación Psicología y Economía hasta la obtención de otro Premio Nobel en Economía en el año 2017.
En ese año, Richard Thaler, profesor de economía y psicología del comportamiento de la universidad de Chicago recibe el Premio nobel en Economía por sus trabajos asociados a demostrar que las decisiones de los agentes no siempre obedecen a criterios racionales, sino que en su elaboración consideran variables psicológicas que las desvían de un comportamiento que se pre supone económico racional.
<br><br><b>English Abstract:</b>The objective of this paper is to highlight the growing role of psychology in economic theory, where from the cognitive decisions of agents the theory of profits associated with the rational behavior of homus economicus is studied, developing the "behavioral economy ”(Behavioral economics), from which psychology has been distanced in its study, aligning itself more with the marketing behavior that emerges from business administration than from the scientific formalization of what our behavior is made up of, associated with economic and conduct as a consuming agent.
After obtaining the Nobel Prize by the psychologist Daniel Kanehman in 2002, the article advances in the relationship between Psychology and Economics until obtaining another Nobel Prize in 2017 obtained by a student of Psychology and its application to the field.
of economics In that year, Richard Thaler, professor of economics and behavioral psychology at the University of Chicago received the Nobel Prize for his work associated with demonstrating that decisions do not always obey rational criteria, but instead consider psychological variables that deviate them from a behavior that is supposed to be economic rational.
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