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The Ultimatum Game: An Introduction to Behavioral Economics
Students explore fairness, rationality, and decision-making through a classroom simulation of the Ultimatum Game.
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Students explore fairness, rationality, and decision-making through a classroom simulation of the Ultimatum Game. The resource includes role instructions, proposer and responder worksheets, reflection questions, and a class results analysis section.
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- Students will explain how psychological factors influence economic decisions.
- Students will define proposer, responder, fairness, and rationality.
- Students will analyze how fairness affects choices in the Ultimatum Game.
- Students will compare mathematical optimization with observed human behavior.
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