Experiments in Neuro - Economic Decisions

Decision making is as old as Civilization with Economics being the fulcrum. In a way, undisputedly, economic decision making represents the evolution and revolution of Economics as an accepted extension of Science. Economic decision-making is critical in the sense that a correct tactic needs to be adopted making a balance between economics as a science as also an offshoot of inter-disciplinary scholarship in the 21st Century. The foundation of stimulus has been neuro- economic decision explorations (merger of philosophies from cognitive science and management. Recently, neuro - economic decision making has arisen as an interdisciplinary determination that counterparts advance of cognitive science in economics play - field. Some research issues addressed in this paper are; how decision preferences advance through the brain pathways; how brain considers sources of data and, what intrinsic processes embody conflicting values are shaped through repeatedly producing ‘rational’ preferences. In short; how does the economic decision maker choose via. Neurofeedback and what part of the brain aids performs economic decision creation? The aim and objective(s) of this paper are; through brain's cabling diagram, paper highlights potential cause - effect linkage between biology and economics in explaining how economic decision makers deal with judgment dynamics. The purpose of this paper is to focus on role of neuro - dynamics to understand decision strategy. The aim is to exhibit empirical mosaics in 'neuro-trajectory feedback tectonic shifts(s)' of 'business' economic decision circuit'. The primary aim is to archetype neuro-feedback by using brain waves (ECG). The objective is to monitor the undercurrents of neurobiological in understanding economic decision behavior. As regards Methodology, based on ‘modulated sound - injections’, study examines neuro-economic fluid conditions and consequential behaviour of 03 (three) economic decision makers and provides setting for future research. This offers a solution to the lack of understanding of fluid intellect through measurement of brain activity. Study exhibits key findings and explain how neuro apparatuses explore 'business economic decision - tectonic shifts(s)' through a biological basis. Results suggest that neural signatures cannot simmer down to a single network or a few brain regions. Paper concludes with specific propositions towards rethinking foundations of economic decision dynamics by providing alternative taxonomy for decision problems