Research and analysis

Behavioural economics in Defra: Applying theory to policy

This analytical discussion paper investigates key theories and empirical studies within the field of behavioural economics.

• From: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
• Published: 18 July 2013

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Behavioural economics in Defra: Applying theory to policy

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This analytical discussion paper investigates key theories and empirical studies within the field of behavioural economics, and then provides an initial stock-take of where they have been (or could be) applied to Defra policies.

Published 18 July 2013