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Elspeth Kirkman

8 works· latest 2020· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-6998-6272

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Behavioral Insights2020 · 72 citations
Nudging Early Reduces Administrative Burden: Three Field Experiments to Improve Code Enforcement2019 · 65 citations
I've booked you a place, good luck: Applying behavioral science to improve attendance at high-impact job recruitment events2019 · 6 citations
Behavioural insight and the labour market: evidence from a pilot study and a large stepped-wedge controlled trial2019 · 6 citations
Using Text Reminders to Increase Attendance and Attainment: Evidence from a Field Experiment2019 · 4 citations

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Behavioral Insights

The MIT Press eBooks·2020·2 authors·book

72citations

Free riding or discounted riding? How the framing of a bike share offer impacts offer-redemption

Journal of Behavioral Public Administration·2019·1 author·Open access

3citations

Nudging Early Reduces Administrative Burden: Three Field Experiments to Improve Code Enforcement

Journal of Policy Analysis and Management·2019·3 authors

65citations

Behavioural insight and the labour market: evidence from a pilot study and a large stepped-wedge controlled trial

Journal of Public Policy·2019·6 authors

6citations

I've booked you a place, good luck: Applying behavioral science to improve attendance at high-impact job recruitment events

Journal of Behavioral Public Administration·2019·1 author·Open access

6citations

Using Text Reminders to Increase Attendance and Attainment: Evidence from a Field Experiment

SSRN Electronic Journal·2019·4 authors·preprint·Open access

4citations

I've booked you a place, good luck: A field experiment applying behavioral science to improve attendance at high impact recruitment events

Journal of Behavioral Public Administration·2019·2 authors·Open access

2citations

I've booked you a place. Good luck. A field experiment applying behavioural science to improve attendance at high-impact recruitment events

RePEc: Research Papers in Economics·2014·2 authors·preprint

1citations