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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Behavioural Economics · Nudges
Change one small thing, such as a sign or the placement of a bin, and measure whether behaviour changes.
Behavioural Economics · Experiments
Let proposers split ten tokens and responders accept or reject, and compare the results with theory.
Behavioural Economics + Psychology
Show two groups a high or low number first and compare their estimates of an unrelated price.
Macroeconomics · Growth
Chart GDP growth, sector shares and income per person, and explain three turning points.
Macroeconomics · Inflation
Price a household basket every month for three months and compare your inflation rate with the official figure.
Development and Applied Economics · Labour Economics
Interview ten street vendors about their earnings, costs, hours and risks.
Microeconomics · Elasticity
Ask how many units people would buy at different prices and calculate elasticity along the curve.
Development and Applied Economics + Geography
Collect rental listings and test whether rent per square foot falls with distance from the centre.
Macroeconomics · Public Economics
Compare a government and a private school, clinic or bus service on cost, access and quality.
Development and Applied Economics · Development Economics
Compare income, literacy and health indicators across states and see how closely they move together.
Macroeconomics · Monetary Policy
Track policy rate changes and bank loan rates over five years and measure the lag.
Development and Applied Economics · Labour Economics
Use official labour survey tables to find who is most likely to be unemployed.
Development and Applied Economics + Finance and Banking
Use 20 years of data to compare gold, fixed deposits and a share index.
Development and Applied Economics + Agri-business and Food Science
Interview two farmers and calculate the cost, revenue and profit per acre for one crop.
Macroeconomics · International Economics
Compare the rupee-dollar rate with the price of an imported good over ten years.
Microeconomics + Marketing
Estimate how much your town spends on tuition, tea or haircuts each year in two different ways.
Macroeconomics + Public Policy and Governance
Break down where the government's money comes from and where it goes, and compare three years.
Microeconomics + Public Policy and Governance
Take one real price floor or ceiling and analyse who gains and who loses.
Development and Applied Economics + Environmental Science
Survey households on what they spend on masks, purifiers and medicine because of pollution.
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