Behavioural insights News & insights
Traditional economics views humans as rational and often downplays the importance of non-monetary incentives. Behavioural economics draws on a combination of insights from psychology, cognitive science, and social science with empirically-tested results to understand why people make 'irrational' decisions. It can also help demonstrate how non-monetary incentives can affect behaviour.
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