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Behavioural Economics in Marine Fisheries Management: A Systematic Review

Amanda Schadeberg, Alina M. Wieczorek, Dorothy J. Dankel, Katell G. Hamon, Marloes Kraan, Mary Mackay, Debbi Pedreschi, Ingrid van Putten, Andries Richter, Noa Steiner, Nathalie A. Steins, Xanthe Verschuur   +11 more
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Advancing the quality and safety of behavioural interventions in mental health research: A how-to guide from the MAGNET Clinical Trial Network. [PDF]

Aust N Z J Psychiatry
O'Neil A, John T, Turner A, Batterham PJ, Barutchu A, Fiddes R, Chambers J, Rossell SL, Davey C, Carruthers S, Connolly ML, Mills KL, Gulliver A, Schwartz O, Neill E, Davis JA, Roydhouse J, Berk M.   +17 more
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COVID-19 and domiciliary care utilisation: Evidence from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing.

J Econ Ageing
Arabadzhyan A, Jacob N, Kasteridis P, Mason A, Rice N.   +4 more
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behavioural economics and taxation [PDF]

, 2014
Most traditional tax policies have been based on classical economic models of tax payers as decision makers.As in many fields where humans make decision, however, more integrated behavioural economic models, that is, models that take into account both psychological and purely economic factors can provide further insights.Therefore, a large literature ...
Weber TO, Fooken J, Herrmann B
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Behavioural Public Economics

2008
Interest in the field of psychology and economics has grown in recent years, stimulated largely by accumulating evidence that the neoclassical model of consumer decisionmaking provides an inadequate description of human behaviour in many economic situations. Scholars have begun to propose alternative models that incorporate insights from psychology and
B. Douglas Bernheim, Antonio Rangel
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The behavioural economics of culture

Journal of Cultural Economics, 2021
We make the case for further advancing cultural economics through the application of behavioural economics methods and insights. Behavioural economics offers a reconciliation of two distinct strands within cultural economics, one that observes neoclassical economic method, and one that affirms the abundant psychological aspects of cultural economising.
Bronwyn Coate, Robert Hoffmann
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The morality of economic behaviour

Journal of Global Ethics, 2015
One approach to moral economy wishes to show that it is rational to be moral. As rational morality has received little attention from economics, as opposed to political philosophy, this article examines it in an economics framework. Rational morality refers primarily to individual behaviour so that one may also speak of it as moral microeconomics. When
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