Behavioural economics and economic policy Flashcards

1
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how can we make people make better choices/decisions

A

Choice architect can change the choice architecture and nudge people towards better behaviour through the right framing

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define choice architecture

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thelayoutof our availablechoices

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3
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define nudges

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a change inchoice architecture(the layout of choices), which doesnot restrict choices but does try to influence people’s behaviour.

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4
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define framing

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The way that the choice ispresented

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5
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state the three main types of choices

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  • Default choice
  • Restricted choice
  • Mandated choice
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define Default choice

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when someone is automatically enrolled into a certain choice

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define Restricted choice

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when consumers are still able to choose between options but the difficulty of choosing some options is much higher than others

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8
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define Mandated choice

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when people are legally required to make a choice

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9
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state the 3 ways Behavioural economics suggest that government/ policy makers can use to make better decisions

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  1. Choice architecture and nudges
  2. Framing
  3. Restricted choice policies
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