Add to ORKGBehavioural insights make use of behavioural economics and psychology to analyse how humans behave when adopting economic decisions. The use of behavioural insights to improve policy-making is becoming increasing popular all over the world. Pensions, taxes, unemployment, energy efficiency, adult education, charitable giving and, of course, competition policy have benefitted from the application of behavioural insights. Emanuele Ciriolo, from the European Commission Joint Research Centre, explains the role of behavioural insights to improve consumer, regulatory and competition policies.JRC.I.2-Foresight, Behavioural Insights and Design for Polic
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This paper is a methodological one that addresses some of the shortcomings with contemporary behavio...
This paper is a methodological one that addresses some of the shortcomings with contemporary behavio...
This paper is a methodological one that addresses some of the shortcomings with contemporary behavio...
Public policy is often influenced by a presumption that individuals act rationally in their own best...
Behavioural economics is economists satisfying themselves intellectually of truths about economic ag...
It’s the love child of economics and psychology – behavioural economics. It tries to explain people’...
How can individuals best be encouraged to take more responsibility for their well-being and their en...
This paper discusses the influence behavioural economics has had on economic policy over the past fe...
Behavioral are crucial for understanding both the consumer’s attitude and firms’ attitude as well as...
This paper is an introduction to the special issue of the Review of Behavioural Economics in honour ...
This paper discusses the influence behavioural economics has had on economic policy over the past fe...
This commentary argues that social marketing and the application of behavioural sciences to policy c...
Behavioural Economics: A Very Short Introduction introduces the field of behavioural economics, anal...
People are rational, utility-maximising, cost-minimising and socially isolated individuals with stab...
This paper critically examines initial applications of Behavioural Economics (BE) to policymaking. I...
This paper is a methodological one that addresses some of the shortcomings with contemporary behavio...
This paper is a methodological one that addresses some of the shortcomings with contemporary behavio...
This paper is a methodological one that addresses some of the shortcomings with contemporary behavio...