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Nudges (Behavioural Economics)
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- AS, A-Level, IB
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Last updated 6 Feb 2019
A nudge is a technique used by choice architects in order to change someone’s behaviour in a very easy and low-cost way, without reducing the number of choices available. We often see it described as “non-enforced compliance”.
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