科林-卡梅勒 行为经济学家

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Colin Camerer
Behavioral Economist | Class of 2013
Expanding our knowledge of individual behavior and challenging models of human interaction that form the basis of classic economic theory.


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Title
Behavioral Economist
Affiliation
California Institute of Technology
Location
Pasadena, California
Age
53 at time of award
Area of Focus
Economics
Website
California Institute of Technology: Colin Camerer
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Published September 25, 2013
ABOUT COLIN'S WORK
Colin Camerer is a pioneering economist whose research challenges assumptions about human behavior in the traditional models used by economists. Particularly adept at designing original and effective empirical experiments to explore and refine economists’ predictive models, Camerer’s seminal studies provide strong evidence of the inconsistencies between classical economic principles of rationality and observed choices and behavior of real people, leading to new theories.

Camerer was an early architect of behavioral game theory, which relies on experimental science to model human decision making in strategic and competitive situations such as bargaining, bluffing, and signaling, and he continues to push the boundaries of economic methodology as a leader of the emerging field of neuroeconomics. Publishing widely throughout social science, including in journals in economics, neuroscience, psychology, and sociology, his recent work combines rigorous behavioral modeling with new technologies, such as fMRI, to analyze brain activity during economic interactions that require individuals to make guesses about how other individuals will behave. The thought process underlying these guesses influences individuals’ economic behavior and has profound implications for understanding core economic phenomena such as savings, consumption, and asset market bubbles.

Camerer’s innovative thinking and modeling acumen are fostering an even more nuanced analysis of individual behavior and the practical policy implications of neuroscientific insights about human decision making.

BIOGRAPHY
Colin Camerer received a B.A. (1976) from Johns Hopkins University and an M.B.A. (1979) and Ph.D. (1981) from the University of Chicago. He joined the faculty of the California Institute of Technology in 1994, where he is currently Robert Kirby Professor of Behavioral Economics. His prior affiliations include the University of Chicago (1991–1994), the University of Pennsylvania (1983–1989), and Northwestern University (1981–1983).



科林-卡梅勒
行为经济学家 | 2013级
拓展我们对个人行为的认识，挑战构成经典经济理论基础的人类互动模式。


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标题
行为经济学家
工作单位
加州理工学院
工作地点
帕萨迪纳，加利福尼亚
年龄
获奖时为53岁
重点领域
经济学
网站
加州理工学院。科林-卡梅勒
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发表于2013年9月25日
关于科林的工作
科林-卡梅勒是一位开创性的经济学家，他的研究挑战了经济学家使用的传统模型中关于人类行为的假设。喀麦隆人特别善于设计原创性的、有效的实证实验来探索和完善经济学家的预测模型，他的开创性研究为经典的理性经济原则和观察到的真实人的选择和行为之间的不一致提供了有力的证据，从而导致了新的理论。

卡梅勒是行为博弈理论的早期设计师，该理论依靠实验科学来模拟人类在讨价还价、虚张声势和发出信号等战略和竞争情况下的决策，作为新兴的神经经济学领域的领导者，他继续推动经济方法论的边界。他在社会科学领域广泛发表文章，包括在经济学、神经科学、心理学和社会学的期刊上发表文章，他最近的工作将严格的行为建模与新技术（如fMRI）相结合，分析在经济互动过程中的大脑活动，这些互动需要个人对其他个人的行为做出猜测。这些猜测背后的思维过程影响着个人的经济行为，对理解储蓄、消费和资产市场泡沫等核心经济现象有着深远的意义。

卡梅勒的创新思维和建模能力正在促进对个人行为进行更细致的分析，以及对人类决策的神经科学见解的实际政策影响。

个人简历
科林-卡梅勒在约翰-霍普金斯大学获得学士学位（1976年），在芝加哥大学获得工商管理硕士学位（1979年）和博士学位（1981年）。他于1994年加入加州理工学院，目前是行为经济学的罗伯特-柯比教授。他之前的工作包括芝加哥大学（1991-1994）、宾夕法尼亚大学（1983-1989）和西北大学（1981-1983）。