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9 Jul 2023: often harmful consequences it might cause to others’.1 Behavioural economics defines a sociopath as one who ‘treats others instrumentally, caring only about what he derives from the interaction, whatever the ... cost to the other party’.2 Such

9 Jul 2023: 3.4 Complexity Economics. These alternative theories propose considering economic activity as a complex adaptive system. ... 15 These ideas are embraced under the term ‘Complexity Economics’ or as a new manifestation of a longstanding branch of

2 Feb 2024: 12. Information and complexity, or price and advertising? Ofgem provides extensive references to its behavioural and other consumer research.

9 Jul 2023: All credible empirical evidence, quantitative, qualitative, and behavioural, shows that the vote is the key to productivity, innovation, equality and happiness. ... 2 S Merlin, ‘Trends in German Economic Control since 1933’ (1943) 57(2) Quarterly

9 Jul 2023: 10 From one innovation process to several sector-specific types. 11 From neoclassical to evolutionary economics. ... particular his ideas on linking innovation systems research to development economics) and Perez (2013).

9 Jul 2023: Simply offering information about products and services drove an increase in uptake (Busara Center for Behavioural Economics, 2017).