Overview

This conference convenes leading researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and students to explore the frontiers of behavioral economics. Topics include decision-making under uncertainty, heuristics and biases, prospect theory, nudging, behavioral finance, social preferences, emotions in decision-making, policy applications, and experimental methods. The event fosters interdisciplinary dialogue that bridges theory, empirical work, and applications influencing economics, finance, and public policy.

Structure and Sessions (Who Does What)

• Opening & Keynotes: Distinguished speakers present visionary insights on behavioral economics breakthroughs and future directions.
• Technical Sessions: Peer-reviewed presentations cover core topics such as heuristics, prospection, choice architecture, game theory, behavioral finance, labor and macroeconomics, neuroeconomics, and policy design.
• Workshops & Tutorials: Interactive sessions on experimental design, behavioral interventions, neuroeconomic methods, and data analysis.
• Panel Discussions: Multi-disciplinary panels discuss policy implications, ethical considerations, and implementation challenges.
• Poster Sessions: Early-career researchers and students present experimental findings, novel models, and applied behavioral studies.
• Awards & Closing: Recognition of outstanding papers, posters, and engagement.

Participate and Contribute (Who Does What)

• Researchers & Academics: Present and discuss behavioral theory and empirical findings, collaborate across disciplines.
• Policy Makers & Practitioners: Gain insights into behavioral tools for policy design and evaluation.
• Students & Early Career Scholars: Showcase research, receive mentorship, and build networks.
• Business & Finance Professionals: Understand behavioral influences on markets and decision-making.

Benefits for Attendees

• Certificate of participation based on session engagement and feedback.
• Digital memento acknowledging involvement.
• Publication opportunities for abstracts and full papers in indexed journals including Scopus, CrossRef, Web of Science, Elsevier, SCI, etc.
• Awards for best paper, poster, and participant engagement.
• Access to all recorded sessions and materials post-conference.
• Structured networking and mentoring sessions.

Abstract Topics / CFP Tracks – Registration

• Decision-making under uncertainty, heuristics and cognitive biases.
• Prospect theory, time inconsistency, and intertemporal choice.
• Nudging, choice architecture, and behavioral public policy.
• Behavioral game theory and strategic interactions.
• Behavioral finance and market anomalies.
• Social preferences, altruism, fairness, and reciprocity.
• Emotions, risk perception, framing effects, and mental accounting.
• Neuroeconomics and experimental economics methods.
• Behavioral labor and macroeconomics.
• Habit formation, consumer behavior, and behavioral marketing.
• Ethics and policy applications in behavioral economics.

Submissions undergo peer review; accepted papers presented live or recorded and published after registration.

Detailed Program Grid (2 Days) — Online Conference (with Breaks)

This conference framework promotes a vibrant, interdisciplinary exchange advancing the understanding and application of behavioural economics in research and policy.