2.4 Behavioural Economics and Economic Policy

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What is choice architecture

Refers to the design of decision environments, including how choices are presented, organised, and framed.

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What is framing

Refers to the way choices are ways choices are worded or presented, which can affect individuals decisions

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What is a nudge

A nudge is a subtle policy shift that encourages people to make decisions that are in their broad self interest without restricting their freedom of choice

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What are default choices

Pre-set options that take effect if individuals do not make an active choice

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What is restricted choice

Involves limiting the range of options available to simplify decision making

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What is mandated choice

Mandated choice requires individuals to make an active decision rather than passively accepting a default