Public Finance with Behavioural Agents / Raphaël Lardeux

By:

Lardeux, Raphaël [Author]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Elements in behavioural and experimental economicsPublisher: Cambridge, United Kingdom : Cambridge University Press, c2022Description: pages cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9781009014229

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Additional physical formats: Online version:: Public finance with behavioural agentsDDC classification:

330.01/9 23/eng/20221011

LOC classification:

HJ145 L27 2022

Summary: "Recent developments in behavioural economics have deeply influenced the way governments design public policies. They give citizens access to online simulators to cope with tax and benefits systems and increasingly rely on nudges to guide individual decisions. The recent surge of interest in Behavioural Public Finance is grounded on the conviction that a better understanding of individual behaviours could improve predictions of tax revenue and help design better-suited incentives to save for retirement, search for a new job, go to school or seek medical attention. Through a presentation of the most recent developments in Behavioural Public Finance, this Element discusses the way Behavioural Economics has improved our understanding of fiscal policies"-- Provided by publisher.

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Books	Main Library	Newly Acquired Section	HJ 145 L27 2022 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	00000000217682025

"Recent developments in behavioural economics have deeply influenced the way governments design public policies. They give citizens access to online simulators to cope with tax and benefits systems and increasingly rely on nudges to guide individual decisions. The recent surge of interest in Behavioural Public Finance is grounded on the conviction that a better understanding of individual behaviours could improve predictions of tax revenue and help design better-suited incentives to save for retirement, search for a new job, go to school or seek medical attention. Through a presentation of the most recent developments in Behavioural Public Finance, this Element discusses the way Behavioural Economics has improved our understanding of fiscal policies"-- Provided by publisher.

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