NEUROECONOMICS AND MAINSTREAM ECONOMICS

Discover the fascinating world of neuroeconomics, a field that combines economics and neuroscience. Marian Noga's book is a pioneering look at the influence of mirror neurons on economic decisions and the creation of a new science - neu-romacroeconomics. Immerse yourself in the analysis of market behavior and understand how the collective brain influences global economic processes.

• Pioneering look at neuromacroeconomics
• Analysis of the influence of mirror neurons on economic decisions
• Review by Prof. Dr. habil. Henryk Wnorowski
• Research area of neuromacroeconomics
• Research tools of neuromacroeconomics
• Relations with other economic sciences
• Relations with other sciences in general

In his book "Neuroeconomics and Mainstream Economics" Marian Noga presents an innovative approach to the analysis of financial markets and stock exchanges. The author examines how mirror neurons influence the "reading" of the behavior of other market participants, which is of fundamental importance for making investment decisions. This breakthrough discovery opens up new opportunities for the development of economic theory and allows for the study of the "collective brain".

Professor Marian Noga creates a new science - neuromacroeconomics, precisely defining its research area, research tools and its relations with other economic sciences. His research leads to the conclusion that economic laws will approach deterministic natural laws, which makes this book a pioneering work on a global scale. This publication is a must-read for economists, students and anyone interested in the future of economics.

The book consists of 157 pages, has a format of 235x166 mm and was published in 2025 by CeDeWu Publishing House. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading and durability. It is an ideal book for people looking for innovative and inspiring content from the fields of economics and neuroscience. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of neuromacroeconomics and discover how the brain influences global economic processes.

From the review by Prof. Dr. habil. Henryk Wnorowski: "In 1996, Giacomo RIZZOLATTI, together with Leonardo FOGASSI and Vittorio GALLESE, discovered a mirror neuron in macaques. This is a neuron that was later discovered in humans. The function of this neuron is that the brain of a human being perfectly "reads" the actions, intentions and behavior of another human being using mirror neurons."