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Nobel Prize-Winning Economist Says He Doesn t See Anything That Resembles a Recession in the U S

Nobel Prize-winning economist Richard Thaler says the U.S. economy appears to be showing more signs of strength than weakness.

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How Nudge Theory Can Help You (and Others) Make Better Choices

You want to eat healthier, but can’t stop reaching for junk food every time you’re hungry. You want your kids to fold and put away their clothes,

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It Is Time to Rethink the Policies of Invoking Government Nudges

There has been a lot of buzz going on about nudges ever since Thaler and Sunstein popularized the concept in their book “Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness” published in 2008. Nudges are basically subtle suggestions or motivations devised to change people’s behavior without denying them the freedom to make own decisions. Thaler and Sunstein define

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16 Ways to Outsmart Your Brain and Improve Your Finances

Change your mind, change your money. Use these strategies to outsmart yourself.

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The Subtle Psychology of Nudges During a Pandemic

For years, the U.S. and U.K. governments embraced the concept of nudges to change social behavior. Then came Covid-19.

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