Tourism Labour Market - Case Study

This is an introductory course that aims to provide students with a basic and succinct survey of the principles and methods of Behavioural Economics. This course resides at the intersection of Economics and Psychology and/or Sociology. Through the lenses of decoloniality, we will be comparing and contrasting the dominant notion of Homo economicus to that of Homo psychologicus, and their implications in terms of judgement and decision-making processes.