Neoclassical economics and behavioral economics disagree on the following assumptions, except

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Neoclassical economics and behavioral economics both involve the study of determinants of market prices, although they may approach the topic differently. The other options (rationality of people, stability of people's preferences, and strength of people's willpower) are areas where these two schools of thought typically diverge, with neoclassical economics often assuming rational actors with stable preferences and strong willpower, while behavioral economics challenges these assumptions by incorporating psychological insights into economic models.

Neoclassical Economics and Behavioral Economics Disagree on the Following Assumptions