Friday, February 17, 2012

Behavioural Economics Twitter highlights (11 Feb-17 Feb 2012)



Behavioural and Behavioral Economics tweets 
Sat 11 Feb-Fri 17 Feb 2012

The summary is posted weekly by People Patterns.  
This post contains a summary of tweets noted in the past week that mentioned behavioural/behavioral economics. Where possible, re-tweets have and tweets without links been removed to condense the list.

Chris Berg's piece  for The Drum got people retweeting, and I am pleased to say my post on Pinterest   also provoked some (p)interest.

Tweets with Behavioural Economics (UK spelling)


Denomination effect. How the size of   we carry affect our spending   ;


Gr8 video discussion on Behavioural Economics with ING DIRECT founder Arkadi Kuhlmann & . 



An insight into Behavioural Economics.... TrulyMadlyMedia: You choose first, then I will... 




PP Comms Forum: AE comms should draw on behaviouraleconomics 



.  on behavioural economics: an excuse to tax and regulate more 



Paul Krugman finally converts to behavioural economics



— QR codes will fail. Death by behavioural economics?  



Bounded Rationality and Public Policy: A Perspective fromBehavioural Economics (The Economics of Non-Market Goods ..



True behavioural change is hard work but true leaders can change their own and their people’s behaviours. 

 Behavioural economics in the pub | Features | Research


Absolute beginners: behavioural economics and human happiness: via 



Just a few places left - don't leave it to late! 'BehaviouralEconomics'  



Pinterest: how making customers wait has attracted 10m monthly unique visitors    economics



Procter research into behavioural economics in customer communications  via 



3640184009 --- Did the 'Homo Economicus' Mutate to the Concept of Behavioural Finance and Economics?



behavioural economics approach to this blog: via  



Behavioural Economics explained by the Simpsons 



Mr NS Raghavan on Neuro and Behavioural Economics: Recently Mr NS Raghavan, founder ... 



Pinterest: how making customers wait has attracted 10 million monthly users 




[Fascinating] UK Cabinet report on applying "nudges" & behaviouraleconomics insights to reduce fraud, error & debt 



'Nudging' SMEs to hire more staff. Behavioural economics & growth. 



see my baby daughter fly ! and get 'behavioural economics' on Winter Wipeout. 24:30 and 36:00 on 


A better link to the UC Berkeley course on behavioural economicsis here 


New post: Absolute beginners: behavioura


"Don’t offer a range of solutions. Reduce the choice to two options. One of which is hugely preferable."  Great blog


Behavioural Economics and finding happiness 


Behavioral Economics (US spelling)


Behavioral economics is important for  and keeping members on track. 


Obama's "compromise" and Behavioral Economics: If I correctly understand it—readers are welcome to correct me if... 


Behavioral economics of meetings, as it applies to Carmelo Anthony (Seriously.) (h/t )


Pinterest: how making customers wait has attracted 10m monthly unique visitors    economics


  Is the organ donation system opt-in or opt-out?   cc/  


Dan Ariely Interview with Malcolm Gladwell:  


  has Never Been Hotter:


  authority takes cue from   via 


Anthropology of an Idea: 'Behavioral Economics' - By Elizabeth Dickinson 



behavioral economics gambling 


RT : 8 Ways to Use Behavioral Economics to Benefit Your Nonprofit 


Behavioral Economics by Sendhil Mullainathan, Richard Thaler :: SSRN |  


Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog: Competition and Consumer Protection: A Behavioral Economics Account 


Perfect description of real world economics and why traditionaleconomics fails so dismally: 


Behavioral Economics: 2 Punches for Improving Patient Care: What ... 


An Alternative to Calorie Labels by using a behavioral economicsapproach-  via


Behavior change...for fun and profit. Via :  I love this stuff...applied psychology, behavioral economics.


Beyond "tiger moms" -- A behavioral economics perspective on good & bad parenting via W.K. Kellogg -- 


Why "little lies" lead to big problems    


Behavioral Economics | Psychology Today 
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