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Behavioral policy and its stakeholders (281 kB)
Applying behavioural science to government policy: Finding the “Goldilocks Zone” (97 kB)
Response to Applying behavioural science to government policy: Finding the “Goldilocks Zone”: From a BI unit perspective (74 kB)
Finding the “Goldilocks Zone” is both a challenge and an opportunity: A reply to Soon (64 kB)
Starting a behavioural insights team: Three lessons from the Behavioural Economics Team of the Australian Government (92 kB)
How to win customers and influence people: Ameliorating the barriers to inducing behavioural change (107 kB)
The value of contingencies and schedules of reinforcement: Fundamentals of behavior analysis contributing to the efficacy of behavioral business research (116 kB)
Organizations should know their people: A behavioral economics approach (130 kB)
Nudging, calculation, and utopia (86 kB)
BE and EE: Cousins but not twins (85 kB)
Boundedly rational patients? Part 1: Health and patient mistakes in a behavioral framework (86 kB)
Boundedly rational patients? Part 2: Health and patient mistakes in a behavioral framework (265 kB)
X-efficiency: economists and managers view it differently (96 kB)
Price transparency in residential electricity: Experiments for regulatory policy (305 kB)
Financial exclusion in developed countries: a field experiment among migrants and low-income people in Italy (443 kB)
It’s education, not gender: A research note on the determinants of an anchoring bias in experimental WTA elicitations (151 kB)
Cass Sunstein: The World According to Star Wars (79 kB)
OECD: Behavioral Insights and Public Policy Lessons from Around the World (48 kB)
Michael Lewis: The undoing project: a friendship that changed the world (70 kB)
JBEP 1(2) Introduction (177 kB)