Policy and Choice: Public Finance through the Lens of Behavioral Economics

Jeffrey R. Kling · William J. Congdon · Sendhil Mullainathan

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Economic and Fiscal Studies Taxation and Compliance Studies

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Contents Introduction I. Psychology and the Foundations of Public Finance 1. Psychology and Economics 2. Behavioral Economics and Public Finance II. Behavioral Economics and Public Finance in Practice 3. Asymmetric Information 4. Poverty and Inequality 5. Externalities and Public Goods 6. Taxation and Revenue III. Conclusion

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