Exam 22: Behavioral Economics and Modern Economic Policy

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Shadow prices:

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When online seller Amazon sets the default mail option as two-day mailing instead of the free-shipping option, it is employing:

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Nudges are meant to:

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To guide a person through complicated decisions such as whether to get a particular credit card, behavioral economists advocate electronic disclosure in which characteristics such as late fees and high interest rates would be explained clearly. They call this type of nudge a(n):

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We call the situation in which the government makes a problem worse when it attempts to deal with it a(n):

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Which of the following is an example of a nudge?

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Google and Yahoo internet search engines are examples of:

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To have shadow prices you have to have:

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If everyone's utility function includes only conspicuous consumption goods:

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Behavioral mechanism design economists face which of the following problems when solving policy issues?

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If workers enroll in a savings plan and are asked to check a box to opt out of it, we are seeing an example of a nudge involving the:

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Among economists, a basic economic policy debate regarding markets is:

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When people make decisions in which they only mimic what they think other people are doing, they are engaging in:

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If government requires a firm to implement a nudge, the government's action is not a nudge.

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Traditional economics assumes that:

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One way to raise the money price of throwing a bean-ball (a pitch aimed at the batter's head) is to:

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Economists agree that:

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What do markets with prices, dormitory lotteries, and first-come-first-served rules have in common?

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Suppose the government passes laws that require restaurants to disclose the nutritional content of their menu items. This would be an example of a:

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When the American League instituted designated batters (that is, pitchers were exempt from batting), the shadow prices of throwing bean-balls (a pitch aimed at the batter's head):

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