May 25, 2022

Discussion with Professor Richard Thaler

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Behavioural Science
In this session, Nobel Prize Winner Professor Richard Thaler explores how choice architecture impacts our behaviour and how ethical nudging can help people follow through with their intended actions. He also discusses how the field of behavioural science has evolved over the past decade and how it can be used to tackle some of the world’s biggest problems, including the Sustainable Development Goals.
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