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Behavioural conditionality: Why the nudges must be stopped - an opinion piece [PDF]
, 2011 The use of behavioural conditionality has spread globally and is linked to the growth of behavioural economics and libertarian paternalism. This comment questions the ethics and effectiveness of this powerful trend and considers the alternative of moving
Standing, Guy
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Zeszyty Naukowe Małopolskiej Wyższej Szkoły Ekonomicznej w Tarnowie, 2020 Behavioural economics is gaining importance in the theory of economics. This can be proved by the fact that the Bank of Sweden Award Alfred Nobel in economics in 2017 was awarded to Richard Thaler, who promotes a behavioural approach to economic problems.
Wojciech Świder
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The Role of Behavioural Economics in Energy and Climate Policy [PDF]
, 2011 This article explores how behavioural economics can be applied to energy and climate policy. We present an overview of main concepts of behavioural economics and discuss how they differ from the assumptions of neoclassical economics.
Pollitt, Michael G., Shaorshadze, Irina
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Behavioural Law and Economics as Litmus Test
Œconomia, 2017 This paper discusses a few meta-theoretical questions about Behavioural Law and Economics (BLE) in order to better understand both its popularity and the criticisms it has received.
Péter Cserne
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A synthesis of evolutionary and behavioural economics
Economics and Business Review, 2021 The article presents the current state of evolutionary economics against the backdrop of changes related to the potential use of the achievements of other social sciences, in particular psychology, as well as dynamically developing neuroscience.
Polowczyk Jan
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What Behavioural Economics Teaches Personnel Economics [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008 In this survey article, we review results from behavioural and experimental economics that have a potential application in the field of personnel economics. While personnel economics started out with a clean economic perspective on human resource management (HRM), recently it has broadened its perspective by increasingly taking into account the results
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Bounded Sociality: Behavioural Economists' Truncated Understanding of the Social and Its Implications for Politics [PDF]
, 2019 Behavioural economics provides a more realistic model of man than neoclassical economics. But "behavioural economic man" likewise has his shortcomings. An important aspect is the neglect of social contingency.
Frerichs, Sabine
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Behavioral Law and Economics Is Not Just a Refinement of Law and Economics
Œconomia, 2017 A number of prominent advocates of applying behavioral economics to the law make the claim that behavioral law and economics is simply a refinement of traditional law and economics.
Steven M. Sheffrin
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Behavioural Economics and Economic Policy: A Comparative Study of Recent Trends
Œconomia, 2016 This paper discusses the influence behavioural economics has had on economic policy over the past few years, and also tackles the question of what developments in the near future are likely to look like.
Niels Geiger
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Nudging, shoving and budging: behavioural economic-informed policy [PDF]
, 2015 In recent years, behavioural economics has gained considerable traction in the policy discourse, with a particular conceptual framework called libertarian paternalism, which informs nudge policy, dominating.
Oliver, Adam
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