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Other Outputs from NIBS - The Science of Consumer Behaviour

On this page you will find key research outputs associated with, or attributable to, the Network from our second round of funding which commenced on 1 October 2017. This includes a variety of work such as presentations, talks and lectures by our investigators; sponsorship of workshops & events; publicity and media coverage of our research; and more or less any output which isn't a paper or publication - as these are listed here.

'What is the Point of Behavioural Public Policy? A Contractarian Approach

Description: Nick Chater

Articles to get you thinking about the mind

Description: Nick Chater

Rethinking Behavioural Economics

Description: Gordon Brown

Markets, merit and the dignity of labour

Description: Bob Sugden

The Social Contract in Miniature

Description: Nick Chater

The Description - Experience gap in cooperation

Description: Orestis Kopsacheilis

Choice overload and asymmetric dominance: experiment and theory

Description: Bob Sugden & Stefania Sitzia

Delegation Preferences: Computers vs Humans

Description: Lara Suraci

Why do people pay not to go to the gym?

Description: Andrea isoni

The Interplay of Multiple Psychological Processes Underlying the Attraction Effect

Description: Neo Poon with Andrea Isoni, Ashley Luckman and Tim Mullett

Preference purification and the inner rational agent: a critique of the conventional wisdom of behavioural welfare economics

Description: Bob Sugden

The Effect of Contactless Payments

Description: NIBS PhD student Merle van den Akker talks about money; the pain of paying; and the effect of contactless payment methods on an individual's spending habits.

Unfair Price Discrimination & Transaction Fairness

Description: Bob Sugden & Bruce Lyons are developing a conceptual framework to assess the fairness or unfairness of pricing strategies by firms, building on the ideas in Bob's recent book - The Community of Advantage.