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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.

Investigating Choice Overload

Description: Chris Starmer, Robin Cubitt & Joerg Weber

Encouraging Instructions Mimic Real Incentives

Description: Chris Starmer

UNDP Tool Development

Description: Chris Starmer, Emily Wyman, Umar Taj

Exchange Visit to Carnegie Mellon University

Description: Orestis Kopsacheilis

Summer School on Cognitive Modelling

Description: Gordon Brown

Income inequality: Effects on preferences and behaviour

Description: Gordon Brown

Income, inequality, and happiness: The Social Rank Hypothesis

Description: Gordon Brown

Behavioural Science and Consumer Psychology: The Price Rank Principle

Description: Gordon Brown

New Insights Into Competition Regulation and Consumer Protection

Description: Amelia Fletcher

Unintended Consequences of Regulatory Interventions: An Introduction

Description: Amelia Fletcher

Consumer Remedies

Description: Amelia Fletcher

Consumer-Facing Remedies

Description: Amelia Fletcher

Vulnerable Consumers and Trust in Markets

Description: Amelia Fletcher

Tools to enhance consumer decision-making in financial services: Pros and cons

Description: Amelia Fletcher

Behavioural biases and competition policy with a focus on demand side remedies

Description: Amelia Fletcher

Loyalty Penalties: a bad deal for consumers who don't switch

Description: Amelia Fletcher has been working with the CMA and FCA to tackle this issue, which sees customers who remain 'loyal' to firms financially penalised, when compared to new customers.