Economics of Football: How Behavioural Economics can Explain Soccer

Behavioural economics has been gaining relevance in recent years; it has a powerful set of tools that complement standard economic theory. This course in particular uses soccer as an illustration of theories and empirical evidence related to consumers’ behaviour and its incentives. Soccer is probably the most popular professional sport in the world, it generates a sizable amount of information that can be systematize and help us to explore the validity of economic theories and in particular those of behavioural economics.

Course leader

Ferran Armada

Target group

Bachelor's level

Fee info

EUR 691: EU/EEA citizens
EUR 1459: NON-EU/EEA citizens

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