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This book integrates insights from behavioral economics into the study of public finance and policymaking. The authors challenge traditional models that assume rational decision-making, showing how real-world behavior affects taxation, social insurance, and public spending. By combining theory with policy applications, the book offers a fresh framework for designing government programs that align with how people actually make choices.
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Publisher: Brookings Institution Press
Publishing Year: 2011
ISBN: 9780815705017
Pages: 260