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What’s a green nudge?

In Blog by Iranzu Monreal

24th February, 2020Dr Rebecca KoomenShare What’s a green nudge?Over the past decade, the field of applied behavioural science has developed an array of methods to influence public behaviour. Many involve …

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Why it’s fairly impossible to watch sports objectively

In Blog by Iranzu Monreal

22th July, 2019Sophia AzimiShare Why It’s Fairly Impossible to Watch Sports Objectively The summer generally ushers in a plethora of sporting activities. This year is no different, with the Women’s World …

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Can we nudge green cooperation?

In Blog by Iranzu Monreal

14 October, 2019Dr. Rebecca KoomenShare Can we nudge green cooperation? Imagine, if you will, that you’re participating in a resource dilemma. This shouldn’t be hard. We are all actually, at this …

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When norms don’t work.

In Blog by Manuel Monti-Nussbaum

22 October, 2018Sam Ashworth-Hayes and Matthew Hellon Share When norms don’t work.  Behavioural economics can sometimes seem very simple. People tend to save too little, but if we can convince …

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Do nudges crowd each other out?

In Blog by Manuel Monti-Nussbaum

15 August, 2018Robert Metcalfe Share Do nudges crowd each other out? Whether by design or by happenstance, nudges are all around us. Our behavior is designed through these informational or environmental …

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Presents, the present and pensions.

In Blog by Manuel Monti-Nussbaum

4 January, 2018Sam Ashworth-Hayes Share Presents, the present and pensions. I am going to begin this article by making three predictions about your behaviour. The first is that you left wrapping …

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Thinking outside the penalty box.

In Blog by Manuel Monti-Nussbaum

21 December, 2017Sam Ashworth-Haye Share Thinking outside the penalty box. This blog post is a bit different. A lot of the articles we write try to show you how we change …

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No one likes losing.

In Blog by Manuel Monti-Nussbaum

12 December, 2017Itzhak Rasooly and Sam Ashworth-HayesShare No one likes losing. Every winter, the UK finds itself wrestling with a flu outbreak. The government runs a vaccination programme targeting the young …

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A soft-touch approach to tax compliance.

In Blog by Manuel Monti-Nussbaum

20 November, 2017Sam Ashworth-HayesShare A soft-touch approach to tax compliance. Tax collectors are used to less-than-enthusiastic compliance, but that doesn’t make non-payment any less infuriating. People who file their taxes, accept …

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One in, X out: a push and a nudge towards better regulation.

In Blog by Manuel Monti-Nussbaum

16 November, 2017Aidan Calvelli and Sam Ashworth-HayesShare One in, X out: a push and a nudge towards better regulation.  Grover Norquist is not a fan of big government. Arguably the …