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Behavioural economics

News

13 November 2018

The future of government – the new issue of the Oxford Government Review

The third issue of the Blavatnik School’s flagship publication focuses on how we can creatively address the challenges ahead

In the media

BBC World Service

The Why Factor

The episode 'Why scarcity can damage decision making' features Anandi Mani

Anandi Mani

Human behaviour

Economy

Oct

11 October 2018, 16:00 - 17:15

Bringing behavioural science into global public policy

With Renos Vakis, co-head of the World Bank’s Behavioural Science Unit. Open to members of University of Oxford only.

Publication

28 August 2018

Rational social man, speech acts, and the compliance problem

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Publication

Hiding Money: Evidence from a field experiment with aspiring female entrepreneurs

Mahreen MahmudFarah SaidGiovanna d'AddaAzam Chaudhry

Human behaviour

Economy

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Inclusion

Centre for the Study of African Economies

Economic growth and equality

Pakistan

Project

Cash Plus

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Project

Empowering the Poor: The Behavioural and Social Foundations of Poverty Reduction, and Evolving the Role of Multilateral Responses

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Publication

Oxford Government Review 1: The Trust Issue

Rafat Ali Al-AkhaliRuth DixonStefan Dercon

Innovations in public management and integrity of government

Publication

01 August 2016

The ethical foundations of aid

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Economic growth and equality

China