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Privacy decisions often involve balancing competing interests. As such, they are a natural field of study for economics. But traditional economic models have made overly restrictive assumptions about the stability and nature of individual privacy preferences. Approaches drawing on existing research in behavioral economics and psychology may offer complementary tools for understanding privacy decision making.
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