EU CONSIDERS BEHAVIOR ECONOMICS FOR CONSUMER POLICY

The European Union is looking at using behavioral economics to help it make consumer policy decisions. The discipline, which attempts to explain and predict consumer actions, focuses primarily on ... Log in to view full article.

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