Evaluate the view that the consumption of unhealthy foods can best be reduced through the use of nudges and other techniques from behavioural economics.
1.2.4 Behavioural Economics and Policy · 1.8.5 Merit and Demerit Goods
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Evaluate the view that the consumption of unhealthy foods can best be reduced through the use of nudges and other techniques from behavioural economics.
1.2.4 Behavioural Economics and Policy · 1.8.5 Merit and Demerit Goods
Using examples to illustrate your answer, assess the usefulness of behavioural economic theory compared to traditional economic policies in helping governments to correct market failures
1.2.4 Behavioural Economics and Policy · 1.2.1 Consumer Behaviour
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