Lecture 3: Causal Inference Framework (Intervention Effect, Selection Bias), Statistical Test, Regression (2 hours)
Lecture 4: Randomized Control Trial (RTC) (2 hours)
Lecture 5: RTC with Imperfect Compliance and Instrumental Variables (2 hours)
Lecture 6: Natural Experiment Methods: Difference-in-Differences and Regression Discontinuity Design (2 hours)
Part 3:Social Preference (Bounded Self-interest) and Social Behavior (8 hours)
Lecture 7: Cooperation (Prisoner Dilemma, Public Goods, etc.) (2 hours)
Lecture 8: Coordination (2 hours)
Lecture 9: Trust and Gift Exchange (2 hours)
Lecture 10: Organization Citizen Behaviour, Corruption and Business Ethics
Part 4:Risk Preference (2 hours)
Lecture 11: Prospect Theory and Loss Aversion (2 hours)
Part 5:Time Preference (2 hours)
Lecture 12: Hyperbolic Discounting (2 hours)
Part 6:Belief and Perception of Probabilities (2 hours)
Lecture 13: Belief, Probability and Overconfidence (2 hours)
Part 7:Decision Making Process (2 hours)
Lecture 14: Framing Effect and Media (2 hours)
Part 8: Behavioral Public Policy (2 hours)
Lecture 15: Experimental Politics and Behavioral Political Economy (2 hours)
Part 9:Behavioral Finance (2 hours)
Lecture 16: Introduction to Behavioral Finance (2 hours)
Experiment (32 hours)
Part 1: Stata and Statistical Analysis (16 hours)
Lecture 1: The Installation and Introduction of Stata (2 hours)
Lecture 2: The Basic Knowledge for Stata (2 hours)
Lecture 3: Treatment Testing (2 hours)
Lecture 4: Theory Testing and Regression (2 hours)
Lecture 5: Discrete Data Analysis (2 hours)
Lecture 6: Individual Heterogeneity Analysis (2 hours)
Lecture 7: Regression Analysis with Stata (2 hours)
Lecture 8: Plot with Stata (2 hours)
Part 2: z-Tree (16 hours)