Neuroeconomics

Neuroeconomics, published by Springer, explores the biological foundations of human decision making. Written by Martin Reuter, the book investigates how neural systems and physiological processes shape economic judgment and human choice behavior.

Coverage centers on the structure and function of the central nervous system during decision tasks. The text also surveys primary research methods in neuroeconomics while addressing the biological influences of both genetics and hormones.

Issued in Springer's Studies in Neuroscience series, the volume connects empirical findings to principles of game theory. It examines the mechanisms underlying human choice and highlights established experimental frameworks such as the ultimatum game.