47-710 Seminar in Accounting

6 units, Carnegie Mellon University

In this course, we will discuss research on behavioral information economics. The topics may include attention, memory, belief updating, demand for information, disclosure, narratives, etc. For each topic, we will cover theoretical models, empirical evidence (experimental and non-experimental), and applications to finance and other fields. The main goal is for students to develop original research projects in this field.

Prerequisites: none listed

Offered: Spring 2027, Spring 2026

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