Behavioural Economics · Nudges
Design a nudge and measure its effect
Change one small thing, such as a sign or the placement of a bin, and measure whether behaviour changes.
- Intermediate
- 2–4 weeks
- Under 250
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Surveys, data analysis and small experiments that test economic ideas on prices, choices, jobs, trade and policy.
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Behavioural Economics · Nudges
Change one small thing, such as a sign or the placement of a bin, and measure whether behaviour changes.
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