Nudge

“And you co-wrote a book years ago, a beloved book really, called Nudge. Correct. For anyone who's had the ill fortune to have not read Nudge, how would you describe it?”

“He is the University of Chicago economist who co-wrote the book Nudge and who helped popularize the word sludge as we've been using it over these past couple episodes.”

“and you co-wrote a book years ago a beloved book really called nudge correct for anyone who's had the ill Fortune to have not read nudge how would you describe it”

“and he's just published an updated edition of his Landmark 2008 book Nudge”

“the book today is a new and radically revised edition of nudge we'll ask how useful nudging can be if you want to solve big problems”

“the title of the new edition is nudge the final Edition I don't know quite how to read that”

“his book Nudge the final Edition was recently published by Penguin Books”

“one of the most famous examples from the book Nudge by thaler and sunstein was about putting an image of a fly a housefly on a urinal in the airport”

“One of the most famous examples from the book Nudge by Thaler and Sunstein was about putting an image of a fly, a housefly, on a urinal in the airport. I think it was the airport in Amsterdam. Thaler and Sunstein didn't come up with this; they just thought it was a great example of the nudge framework, which is”

“and many behavioral economists Richard thaler and so on who wrote a book called nudge talking about the way to nudge people towards pro-social Behavior as opposed to mandates”

“So you are best known as a primary architect of what's come to be called behavioral economics, also as co-author of the wonderful book Nudge and the resultant Nudge Movement.”

“After the book Nudge by Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein, it has become a bit of a Bible in how behavioral tricks or nudges can help a government increase the rate of pension take-up, showing up for court.”

“Thaler's public breakthrough came a few years ago when he co-authored a book with the legal scholar Cass Sunstein. We ended up calling our book and the tools we use nudges.”

“Dick is the co-author of an excellent book called Nudge, Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness, which shows how behavioral economics can be used in the real world.”

“Thaler is also the co-author of a book called Nudge, which is about using cheap, simple, and easy ways to encourage pro-social behavior, whether it's saving more money for retirement or increasing organ donations or using less energy.”

“if I had to pick one I guess I would say Nudge by Richard thaler and kessenstein and the basic idea is so simple and so obvious”

“I still remember the moment when you told me you were going to write the book Nudge”

“if you're interested in more from Richard thaler pick up nudge the final Edition”

“richard thaler author of nudge nobel laureate”

“So Richard Thaler, author of Nudge, Nobel laureate, he's done some really cool work on, on what's called mental accounting.”

“So, the term nudging is from uh Thalen Sunstein's book nudge.”

“and I take this example from the nudge book by sailor”

“But Lori had heard Cass Sunstein, the co-author of the book Nudge. It's kind of one of the fathers of this space and had worked for Obama for four years, had heard him speak at a conference.”

“I'm riding off the coattails of famous people like Lori Santos and Cass Sunstein, who wrote the book Nudge, and they're helping guide the way.”

“you want to buy a copy of nudge the final Edition or your 15th copy of Freakonomics on Amazon”

“You know, you can think of Nudge as the culmination of my career as a clinical economist, because what Cass and I try to do in that book is help people think about organizing their lives in a more successful way”

“there's a scholar named cass sunstein as a legal scholar and he wrote a book called nudge he was very famous it was”

“I mean, not in a way that’s fundamentally different from how I’ve been. And so, Nudge — the title for Nudge — we were committed to calling it Libertarian Paternalism.”

“then he then quickly thereafter he writes a book called nudge nudge is basically basically the Holy Bible for the the censorship industry”

“you know it's a debate I think of the the Richard daler goes back and forth on the beginning of his book Nudge”

“while writing the current book that I'm writing which I'm writing together with Cass Einstein um who is the co-author of nudge”

“Now let’s go to your famous work on Nudge with Dick Thaler.”

“Stephen says that he's unsure about certain details in the story about flies etched into urinals from Richard thaler and Cass sunstein's 2008 book Nudge”