Journal of Behavioral Economics for Policy

2017 - 2025

Current editor(s): Giuseppe Attanasi

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Volume 2, issue 1, 2018

The Economic Psychology of Gabriel Tarde: Something new for behavioral economics? pp. 5-11

Ivan Ajdukovic, Sylvain Max, Rodolphe Perchot and Eli Spiegelman

James Duesenberry as a practitioner of behavioral economics pp. 13-18

Ken McCormick

G. L. S. Shackle's introspective behavioral economics pp. 19-23

Peter Earl

Harvey Leibenstein, and an anomaly called X-Efficiency pp. 25-31

Roger Frantz

Hyman Minsky and behavioral finance pp. 33-37

Steven Pressman

Tibor Scitovsky as behavioral economist pp. 39-43

Marina Bianchi

Extending the theoretical lenses of behavioral economics through the sociological prisms of Gary Becker pp. 45-51

Morris Altman

The rise of behavioral economics: Richard Thaler's misbehaving pp. 53-57

Cass R. Sunstein

Misconceptions about nudges pp. 61-67

Cass R. Sunstein

What do heuristics have to do with policymaking? pp. 69-74

Shabnam Mousavi

Towards a living theoretical spine for (behavioural) economics pp. 75-81

Gigi Foster

Salience, chains and anchoring. Reducing complexity and enhancing the practicality of behavioural economics pp. 83-90

Brendan Markey-Towler

Feeding the behavioral revolution: Contributions of behavior analysis to nudging and vice versa pp. 91-97

Carsta Simon and Marco Tagliabue

Nudge, Boost, or Design? Limitations of behaviorally informed policy under social interaction pp. 99-105

Samuli Reijula, Jaakko Kuorikoski, Timo Ehrig, Konstantinos Katsikopoulos and Shyam Sunder

Can nudges affect students' green behaviour? A field experiment pp. 107-111

Ajla Cosic, Hana Cosic and Sebastian Ille

Volume 1, issue S, 2017

Behavioral policy and its stakeholders pp. 5-8

Robert Hoffmann, Swee Hoon Chuah and Jason Potts

Applying behavioural science to government policy: Finding the 'Goldilocks Zone' pp. 9-14

Annalese Bolton and Ben R. Newell

Response to Applying behavioural science to government policy: Finding the 'Goldilocks Zone': From a BI unit perspective pp. 15-18

Xian-Zhi Soon

Finding the 'Goldilocks Zone' is both a challenge and an opportunity: A reply to Soon pp. 19-20

Annalese Bolton and Ben R. Newell

Starting a behavioural insights team: Three lessons from the Behavioural Economics Team of the Australian Government pp. 21-26

Sarah Ball, Michael Hiscox and Tara Oliver

How to win customers and influence people: Ameliorating the barriers to inducing behavioural change pp. 27-32

Brendan Markey-Towler

The value of contingencies and schedules of reinforcement: Fundamentals of behavior analysis contributing to the efficacy of behavioral business research pp. 33-39

Marco Tagliabue, Ingunn Sandaker and Gunnar Ree

Organizations should know their people: A behavioral economics approach pp. 41-48

Antonio Espín, Francisco Reyes-Pereira and Luis F. Ciria

Nudging, calculation, and utopia pp. 49-52

Chris Berg and Sinclair Davidson

Volume 1, issue 2, 2017

BE and EE: Cousins but not twins pp. 5-9

Gary Charness and Brianna Halladay

Boundedly rational patients? Part 1: Health and patient mistakes in a behavioral framework pp. 11-15

Ada C. Stefanescu Schmidt, Ami B. Bhatt and Cass R. Sunstein

Boundedly rational patients? Part 2: Health and patient mistakes in a behavioral framework pp. 17-23

Ada C. Stefanescu Schmidt, Ami B. Bhatt and Cass R. Sunstein

X-efficiency: economists and managers view it differently pp. 25-30

Robert Mefford

Price transparency in residential electricity: Experiments for regulatory policy pp. 31-37

Pete Lunn and Marek Bohacek

Financial exclusion in developed countries: a field experiment among migrants and low-income people in Italy pp. 39-49

Giorgia Barboni, Alessandra Cassar and Timothée Demont

It's education, not gender: A research note on the determinants of an anchoring bias in experimental WTA elicitations pp. 51-55

Miriam Beblo, Denis Beninger and Eva Markowsky

Book Review. Cass Sunstein: The World According to Star Wars pp. 57-58

Roger Frantz

Book Review. OECD: Behavioral Insights and Public Policy. Lessons from Around the World pp. 59-60

Roger Frantz

Book Review. Michael Lewis: The undoing project: a friendship that changed the world pp. 61-63

Andrey Kudryavtsev

Volume 1, issue 1, 2017

Behavioral economics: from advising organizations to nudging individuals pp. 5-10

Floris Heukelom and Esther-Mirjam Sent

Requiring choice is a form of paternalism pp. 11-14

Cass R. Sunstein

An unhealthy attitude? New insight into the modest effects of the NLEA pp. 15-26

Mark Patterson, Saurabh Bhargava and George Loewenstein

Experts in policy land - Insights from behavioral economics on improving experts' advice for policy-makers pp. 27-31

Michelle Baddeley

Eliciting real-life social networks: a guided tour pp. 33-39

Pablo Brañas-Garza, Natalia Jiménez and Giovanni Ponti

Policy making with behavioral insight pp. 41-46

Shabnam Mousavi and Reza Kheirandish

Tax compliance and information provision. A field experiment with small firms pp. 47-54

Philipp Doerrenberg and Jan Schmitz

Policy consequences of pay-for-performance and crowding-out pp. 55-59

Bruno Frey

To support trust and trustworthiness: punish, communicate, both, neither? pp. 61-68

Rattaphon Wuthisatian, Mark Pingle and Mark Nichols

Happiness and economics: insights for policy from the new 'science' of well-being pp. 69-72

Carol Graham

Behavioral economics and austrian economics: Lessons for policy and the prospects of nudges pp. 73-78

Roberta Muramatsu and Fabio Barbieri

Book Review. Cass Sunstein: The ethics of influence. Government in the age of behavioral science pp. 79-80

Roger Frantz

Book review. Carol Graham. Happiness for all? Unequal hopes and lives in pursuit of the American Dream pp. 81-82

Roger Frantz

Keith Stanovich, Richard West, and Maggie E. Toplak: The rationality quotient: toward a test of rational thinking pp. 83-84

Gregory V. Chernov