Economic behavior analysis

Economic behavior analysis studies how individuals and organizations make decisions about allocating their limited resources—like money, time, or goods—based on their preferences, incentives, and constraints. It examines why people buy certain products, save or spend, and how markets function, aiming to understand the underlying motivations and patterns driving economic activities. This analysis helps predict responses to changes in prices, policies, or income, providing insights into how economic agents behave and how their choices impact the broader economy.