Behavioral Economics - What impact on public policy?
Behavioural Economics plays an increasingly impor…
An episode of the OECD On the Level Podcast podcast, hosted by OECD On the Level Podcast, titled "Behavioral Economics - What impact on public policy?" was published on August 5, 2018 and runs 26 minutes.
August 5, 2018 ·26m · OECD On the Level Podcast
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Summary
Behavioural Economics plays an increasingly important role in the design of public policy worldwide. OECD On The Level talks with Faisal Naru and Filippo Cavassini of the OECD on some of the latest developments in this ground-breaking discipline. With Bill Below.
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Behavioural Economics plays an increasingly important role in the design of public policy worldwide. OECD On The Level talks with Faisal Naru and Filippo Cavassini of the OECD on some of the latest developments in this ground-breaking discipline. With Bill Below.
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