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Suppose that Vanuatu can produce 40 logs or 400 kg of sugar cane per month and Fiji can produce 30 logs or 300 kg of sugar cane per month. Will it pay for Vanuatu and Fiji to specialise and trade in these two commodities?
Dictator Games
A type of experimental game in economics where one player, the "dictator," determines how to split an endowment between themselves and another player, the "recipient."
Ultimatum Games
Represent a scenario in economic experiments where one participant proposes a division of resources, and the other can accept or reject the offer, which, if rejected, leaves both with nothing.
Heuristics
The brain’s low-energy mental shortcuts for making decisions. They are “fast and frugal” and work well in most situations but in other situations result in systematic errors.
Behavioral Economics
An area of economic research that examines how psychological, cognitive, emotional, cultural, and social factors affect the economic decisions of individuals and institutions.
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