Behavioral Approaches: How Nudges Lead to More Intelligent Policy Design

Abstract

A quiet revolution has taken place in public agencies across the world. Experts and policy-makerspolicymaker have discovered how to use insights from the study of human behaviorbehavior to designdesign better policies. Often called nudge, behavioral public policy is no fad and has embedded itself into the working practices of public organizations worldwide. But it also has radical potential to empower citizens to influence public polices.

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