Maps of bounded rationality: psychology for behavioral economics

Article Abstract:

The psychology of intuitive beliefs and the behavior of rational agent of economic theory in a given situation are analyzed. The importance of reasoning and intuition in problem solving are emphasized.

Psychological aspects, Problem solving, Intuition, Economic theory

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In-kind finance: a theory of trade credit

Article Abstract:

A study suggesting that trade credit and bank credit are complementary or substitutes. The salient features of trade credit and its higher prevalence in less developed trade market are discussed.

Financial management, Finance, Comparative analysis, Company financing, Commercial credit, Bank loans, Commodity markets

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Time series analysis, cointegration, and applications

Article Abstract:

The evolution of econometrics methods and their applications is discussed with particular reference to time series analysis and cointegration.

Usage, Economic methods, Time-series analysis, Time series analysis

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