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abstract: Findings from behavioral economics and psychology potentially identify expanded paternalistic roles for government. There is an urgent need for clear conceptual guardrails that spell out empirically verifiable conditions under which these paternalistic interventions may be justified. This article advocates a framework that defines mistakes only as errors in two components of decision-making: characterization and optimization . It also discusses empirical strategies for identifying mistakes.
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