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Political Science, 2015 This chapter examines the so-called nudge ideas based on libertarian paternalism and asymmetric paternalism, both of which seek to provide a practical approach to the trade-off between well-being and autonomy. Nudge policies are government interventions that seek to change the context in which people make choices—the “choice architecture”—so as to ...
Julian Le Grand, Bill New
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Journal of Mathematical Economics, 2019
In this paper, we generalize the standard revealed preference theory in line with the idea of libertarian paternalism; roughly, x is said to be welfare superior to y (denoted x ≿ l P y ) if x is chosen when y is available, and x is more normative than y ...
Guy Barokas
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In this paper, we generalize the standard revealed preference theory in line with the idea of libertarian paternalism; roughly, x is said to be welfare superior to y (denoted x ≿ l P y ) if x is chosen when y is available, and x is more normative than y ...
Guy Barokas
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The Crucial Importance of Interests in Libertarian Paternalism
2016There has been a resurgence of late in support of paternalism, due primarily to recent findings in behavioural science that cast doubt on the ability of individuals to make choices reliably in their best interests. The most popular form of paternalism currently is libertarian paternalism (or ‘nudge’), which advocates subtle changes in the presentation ...
Mark D White
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Libertarian Paternalism: Leviathan in Sheep’s Clothing? [PDF]
Society, 2014 Contrary to the views of some libertarians, “libertarian paternalism” is not an oxymoron. But are its two most prominent advocates, Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein, really libertarian paternalists or are they paternalists in sheep’s clothing? Thaler seems to be somewhat of a libertarian paternalist whereas Sunstein appears to be more of a straight ...
Henderson, David R.
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Informed desire and the ambitions of libertarian paternalism
Social Choice and Welfare, 2011zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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A Reformulation of Libertarian Paternalism
, 2013 Conventional normative economics is built on the assumption that people act as if seeking to satisfy coherent and a priori preferences. This model has however been challenged by many empirical works highlighting the existence of systematic deviations from the behaviour predicted by the neoclassical theory.
Lecouteux, Guilhem
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Libertarian Paternalism and the Authority Of The Autonomous Person [PDF]
, 2013 Cass Sunstein and Richard Thaler (2003, 2006, 2009) contend that the government is justified in shaping certain choices of individuals to advance their well-being. In this paper, I argue that those who are committed to a robust notion of autonomy, which I call autonomy as authority, have good reason to reject the Sunstein-Thaler (S/T) argument for ...
Koepke, Cami
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Libertarian Paternalism And Susan Hurley's political philosophy
Inquiry, 2021As the use of nudges by governmental agencies becomes more common, the need for normative guidelines regarding the processes by which decisions about the implementation of specific nudges are taken becomes more acute.
Ittay Nissan-Rozen
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