So, when is it legitimate to nudge?
Critical debates about the nudge approach as a policy tool are often about that nudging “manipulates peoples choices“. That government tricks people to, in their unconsciousness, choose a certain choice.
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Posted by Linda Lindstöm | May 28, 2015 | Artikler, #76 Nudging |
Critical debates about the nudge approach as a policy tool are often about that nudging “manipulates peoples choices“. That government tricks people to, in their unconsciousness, choose a certain choice.
LÆS MEREPosted by Linda Lindstöm | May 28, 2015 | Artikler, #76 Nudging |
In Sweden they have an alcohol monopoly, where only the store called Systembolaget is allowed to sell alcohol. Stated at Systembolagets webpage, it exists for one reason: “To minimize alcohol-related problems by selling alcohol in a responsible way, without profit motive.”
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