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Behavioral Finance Basics - Neoclassical (Fully Rational) Economic Assumptions

Welcome to an introduction to Behavioral Finance basics with Dr. Bryan Foltice. In this first video, you'll learn the definition of behavioral finance, which studies the effects of psychology on investors and financial markets. Dr. Foltice outlines the foundations of neoclassical economics, including the three key assumptions about human rationality, utility maximization, and the use of all relevant information. You'll explore concepts such as expected utility and expected value through practical examples. Stay tuned for the next video, where we'll delve into real-world decision-making behaviors. This video is a small portion of the larger mini-course called Advanced Introduction to Behavioral Finance. Find the Full Mini-Course - Advanced Introduction to Behavioral Finance (3 hours of videos, course notes, and exercises) at: Stan Store: http://bit.ly/4gRvcfW Udemy Course: https://bit.ly/4gZvmSl You can also find more information and free resources at www.bryanfoltice.com My podcast is streaming on all streaming platforms: Apple Podcasts: https://bit.ly/421l7Zs Spotify: https://spoti.fi/4gL9KJF Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Behavioral Finance 00:37 Defining Behavioral Finance 01:39 Foundations of Neoclassical Economics 03:12 Assumptions of Homo Economicus 05:47 Understanding Utility and Expected Value 08:45 Certainty Equivalent and Indifference 09:32 Conclusion and Next Steps