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Economic Decision Making and Theoretical Frameworks: In Search of a Unified Model
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Economic Decision Making and Theoretical Frameworks: In Search of a Unified Model

Gregory Laing, Stuart Ross and Michelle Joubert
e-Journal of Social & Behavioural Research in Business, Vol.5(1), pp.36-49
2014
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Economic Theory Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Cognitive Sciences behavioural economics psychology of decision making cognitive models heuristic models
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to present a unified model of behavioural theories that address cognitive and heuristic properties of economic decision making. Methodology: This paper adopts a discourse approach to explore the literature to develop and synthesise a unified model that addresses economic decision making behaviour. The model encapsulates various aspects from Cognitive and Heuristic theoretical frameworks. Findings: Whilst this paper is not of an empirical nature and does not seek to provide results from any statistical testing it does present findings from prior research that support the model developed in this paper. A unified model for researching behavioural economic decisions is presented. Implications: The paper provides a model of theoretical frameworks juxtaposed for the purpose of future research considerations.

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