There’s a concept from behavioral economics that had its cultural moment from 2008 to the mid-2010s. It’s called the nudge. The idea is that by making small changes to how a choice is presented, you can steer a person toward a particular behavior without banning anything or touching the underlying incentives. Auto-enroll people in a retirement plan. Put…
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