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I'm skeptical. Is it possible to provide significantly more than a superficial understanding of the topics covered in a nine week course? It seems like you'd need one hell of a solid background to even begin exploring these issues. Or is it the case that even a superficial understanding is useful?
Judging from previous experiences with coursera, you can cover a lot of gorund in a nine weeks online course. It should be enough time to go through the most important neuroeconomics experiments and central ideas.