Presented by Martin Dufwenberg, University
of Arizona
This is an in-person meeting! Please note the new location!
Economists increasingly argue that a rich variety of human motivations – e.g., emotions, reciprocity, and image concerns – shape outcomes in important ways. This may have implications for how to understand honesty and cheating, topics of relevance in connection with financial planning. The talk will elaborate on such issues, and also provide a brief introduction to a mathematical framework called psychological game theory which provides relevant analytical tools for applied work.
Wednesday, October 12th, 2022
Location:
Sands Club
About this location
2 Hrs of CFP CE Credits for FPA/CFA Members
Members $15 / Guests $40 (No CE credits for guests)
First time breakfast guest free - complimentary
Registration and Breakfast 7:15 AM
Speaker will speak 7:45 AM -9:30 AM
RSVP to Gerry Oldenski by Monday,
September 11, 2022 at
gerry@dynasetaz.com
