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Market nudges and autonomy
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Ivanković, Viktor
, Engelen, Bart
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Autonomy
/ Blood & organ donations
/ Consumers
/ Economics
/ Government
/ Heuristic
/ Influence
/ Marketing
/ Markets
/ Paternalism
/ Private sector
/ Profit maximization
/ Profits
2024
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Market nudges and autonomy
by
Ivanković, Viktor
, Engelen, Bart
in
Autonomy
/ Blood & organ donations
/ Consumers
/ Economics
/ Government
/ Heuristic
/ Influence
/ Marketing
/ Markets
/ Paternalism
/ Private sector
/ Profit maximization
/ Profits
2024
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Market nudges and autonomy
2024
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Overview
Behavioural techniques or ‘nudges’ can be used for various purposes. In this paper, we shift the focus from government nudges to nudges used by for-profit market agents. We argue that potential worries about nudges circumventing the deliberative capacities or diminishing the control of targeted agents are greater when it comes to market nudges, given that these (1) are not constrained by the principles that regulate government nudges (mildness, sensitivity to people’s interests and public justifiability) and (2) are often ‘stacked’ – they come in great numbers that overwhelm agents. In addition, we respond to possible objections and derive several policy suggestions.
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