Behavioural Economics and Government Policy (Nudge Policies)
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I have micro paper 1 tomorrow. Your vids have been extremely useful for my revision total legend
Keep these coming you beautiful man
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Many thanks. Last five days, gone through both microeconomics packages, about 80 videos, with notes made. Sixteen days before paper 1.
Gl today
how did it go
you do good?
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Awesome playlist Sir - very well done, thank you👍
Hi Dal, thanks for making new videos for the updated spec, I've been trying to find some behavioural economics videos for a while now. Is there any chance you can make more videos about planning essays/chains of analysis/evaluative skills? This would really help me with my exam technique. And thanks for all your videos so far :D
All the videos you have asked for can be found in this playlist :) czcams.com/video/isBVq4MRuHs/video.html
Thanks for all your videos, I always enjoy them ;)
thank uuuuuuu - thank u - watched all the micro for the test on thursday - now onto macro
Reply to this when you get an A*. If not, dal will be very disappointed in your existence.
I’ve just done the same ahah
Very Beautiful Video!
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Could u make a video about the substitution effect from chapter 7 - the price system n microeconomy ?
thank you for saving me
Please make a series on circular economy someday!
please make a video on indifference curves and budget lines
Nice watch Dal
Evaluation could you say a comobaiton if both shove and Nudhe policies could be useful
Could you make a video on institutional economics and how it could and shoud change government policy too, please? If not, could you drop me a message instead. It would be greatly appreciated!
Dal, I was just wondering with the framing/ nudge idea- if you make sure firms show the true fat/sugar content on their labelling, would that not be a shove? i.e you're forcing them to show the sugar/fat content.
the point of behavioural is to not remove the consumers freedom of choice, so by putting the fat and sugar content it nudges the consumer into choosing a healthy option without removing freedom of choice
@@thatlad27 so limiting a firms choice not to do this does not make it into a shove policy, only if it affected the consumers freedom of choice?
You may be seeing it more from a producers point of view rather than a consumers point of view. Behavioural economics in this context apply to consumer choices, not "economic agents" as a whole.
Thus, not quite. But that can be argued in the producers pov for sure.
would this come up on micro or macro
Micro
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“I took nudge as a presenting products in a best way to encourage peoples consumption” am I wrong or will my answers be wrong
No, as long as you explained what you meant I think you should be fine. I talked about advertisement about the negative health effects of food, and like putting unhealthy foods such as chips on the top shelf, and healthy food closer to the consumer when they come to a shop
@@user-py8sw1jl6h I didn’t talk about that coz they already said in the passage lots of people taking the approach what other ways we can deal with this situation so yeah but thank you
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Ulez is a mandated choice