Who's Afraid of Evidence-Based Policymaking?

Ori Heffetz and John List

Artefactual Field Experiments from The Field Experiments Website

Abstract: Carefully designed scientific experiments have been an engine of economic, technological, and social progress for well over a century, which is why the public generally trusts such methods. Unfortunately, governments around the world still routinely oppose controlled trials of public policies.

Date: 2021
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