International Conference on Economics, Cognitive and Decision Sciences (ICECDS - 26)

This track explores the intersection of cognitive science and economics, focusing on how cognitive biases and heuristics influence economic decisions. Papers may investigate the implications of these cognitive factors for market behavior and policy-making.

This session invites contributions that utilize econometric techniques to analyze economic data and forecast trends. Emphasis will be placed on innovative methodologies and their practical applications in various economic contexts.

This track encourages interdisciplinary research that bridges economics with cognitive science, psychology, and behavioral studies. Participants are invited to present frameworks that enhance our understanding of economic phenomena through diverse theoretical lenses.

This session examines the concept of rational self-governance and its implications for economic systems and policy. Papers should address how universal default logics can inform decision-making processes in complex economic environments.

This track focuses on the dynamics of belief revision in the context of economic uncertainty. Contributions should explore how individuals and organizations adapt their beliefs and decisions in response to changing economic conditions.

This session invites research on model-based approaches to diagnosing economic systems and identifying underlying issues. Papers should highlight the role of diagnostic models in enhancing economic stability and performance.

This track explores adaptive and inductive deliberational dynamics in economic decision-making. Contributions should investigate how these processes can improve collective economic outcomes and policy effectiveness.

This session examines the implications of bounded knowledge for economic reasoning and decision-making. Papers should discuss how limitations in knowledge affect economic agents' choices and market dynamics.

This track focuses on the development and application of expert systems as a methodological step in economic decision support. Contributions should address the integration of expert systems into conventional economic analysis and policy formulation.

This session invites papers that evaluate the economic impact of intelligent systems and technologies. Emphasis will be placed on assessing the cost-effectiveness and benefits of implementing such systems in various sectors.

This track explores the role of organizational intelligence in enhancing learning processes within economic entities. Contributions should focus on how organizations can leverage intelligence to adapt and thrive in dynamic economic environments.