Social Sciences
a year ago

Unlocking the Power of Behavioral Economics in Public Administration Decision Making

Journal of Behavioral Public Administration
Bringing “Behavioral” Fully into Behavioral Public Administration
Daniel Banko-Ferran, Leila Bengali, Syon Bhanot

Paper Summary

The article discusses how behavioral economics can be more widely used in public administration. It introduces key concepts from behavioral economics and suggests applying them to bureaucratic decision making. The main goals are to spark new ideas for researchers and practitioners in the field and show that there is room to expand the influence of behavioral economics in public administration research.

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