Advances in Behavioral Economics

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-VIII

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2. On Horst Todt

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. In Honor of Horst Todt

      • Friedel Bolle, Michael Carlberg

      Pages 3-4

   3. Horst Todt in Tartu

      • Karin Peschel

      Pages 5-8

3. Scientific Contributions

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 9-9

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   2. How Do Decisions Emerge?

      • Werner Güth

      Pages 11-24

   3. Economic Decisions by Approved Principles

      • Walter Buhr, Thomas Christiaans

      Pages 25-38

   4. Fairness, Power and their Relationship

      • Manfred J. Holler

      Pages 39-64

   5. Solidarity

      • Friedel Bolle, Alexander Kritikos

      Pages 65-86

   6. What is a Game?

      • Arnis Vilks

      Pages 87-96

   7. Monopolistic and Oligopolistic Imperfect Demand Competition

      • Jochen Schumann

      Pages 97-107

   8. The Global Homo Oeconomicus

      • Hans Wiesmeth

      Pages 109-121

   9. International Trade and Spatial Markets

      • Klaus Schöler

      Pages 123-139

   10. Trans-European Effects of “Trans-European Networks”

       • Johannes Bröcker

       Pages 141-157

   11. Asset Disposition and Economic Development

       • John-ren Chen

       Pages 159-176

   12. Policy Mixes in a Monetary Union

       • Michael Carlberg

       Pages 177-189

   13. High Order Strategic Thinking

       • Alexander Karmann, Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt

       Pages 191-207

   14. Imitation in a Two-Level Hexapoly

       • Axel Ostmann, Reinhard Selten, Reinhard Tietz

       Pages 209-232

4. Back Matter

   Pages 233-236

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This volume is dedicated to Horst Todt who celebrated his seventieth an­ niversaryon March 14, 2000. All the contributors know Horst Todt personally and (with the exception of two younger co-authors) have accompanied his scientific career for sev­ eral years, some as his assistants, some as his colleagues at the Frankfurt or Hamburg University, some as fellow members in scientific societies. All who know him acknowledge inspiring conversations on a broad field of issues often reaching far beyond the scope of economics. Being friendly and entertaining and without exaggerated personal ambition he often initiated work which others completed. In particular the two editors of this volume experienced and enjoyed the stimulating atmosphere at his Chair of Economics at the Hamburg University. We like to remember these scientifically and personally fruitful years under the tutorship of Horst Todt. The editors would like to thank the contributors to this volume for their readiness to cooperate and for the promptness of their delivery.

• Behavior
• Behavioral Economics
• Behavioral Game Theory
• Behaviour
• Decision-Making
• Entscheidungstheorie
• Keynes
• Monopol
• Oligopol
• Spieltheorie
• Verhalten
• Verhaltensökonomie
• homo oeconomicus

• Lehrstuhl für Volkswirtschaftslehre, insbesondere Wirtschaftstheorie (Mikroökonomie), Europa-Universität Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder), Germany

  Friedel Bolle

• Institut für Theoretische Volkswirtschaftslehre, Universität der Bundeswehr, Hamburg, Germany

  Michael Carlberg

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