Browsing School of Social Sciences and Philosophy by Subject "Behavioural Economics"

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  • Behavioural Economics and Policymaking: Learning from the Early Adopters 

    LUNN, PETE (ESRI, 23/02/2012)
    This paper critically examines initial applications of Behavioural Economics (BE) to policymaking. It focuses primarily but not exclusively on what can be learnt from the early adopters of policies inspired by BE, notably ...

  • Environmental Behaviour and Decision Making - Evidence from Laboratory, Online and Natural Experiments 

    Ceolotto, Stefano (Trinity College Dublin. School of Social Sciences & Philosophy. Discipline of Economics, 2022)
    Tackling climate change and keeping global temperatures from rising by more than 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels is one of the major and most challenging issues that our societies are facing. Households are among the ...

  • Essays in Development and Behavioural Economics 

    SINGH, ANUJ PRATAP (Trinity College Dublin. School of Social Sciences & Philosophy. Discipline of Economics, 2019)
    The core of this thesis consists of three chapters. Although on distinct topics, these chapters relate to vulnerability and financial decision making of households in Rwanda, Viet Nam and Ireland. Chapter 2 investigates ...

  • Essays in Development and Behavioural Economics 

    SINGH, ANUJ PRATAP (Trinity College Dublin. School of Social Sciences & Philosophy. Discipline of Economics, 2019)
    The core of this thesis consists of three chapters. Although on distinct topics, these chapters relate to vulnerability and financial decision making of households in Rwanda, Viet Nam and Ireland. Chapter 2 investigates ...

  • Essays on the Economics of Energy Efficiency: Evidence from residential dwellings and commercial data centres 

    Coyne, Bryan (Trinity College Dublin. School of Social Sciences & Philosophy. Discipline of Economics, 2021)
    Global economic growth since the Industrial Revolution has been facilitated, in large part, by the increased use of natural resources as energy in the production process. This has revolutionised how society functions. ...

  • Nudging in the workplace: increasing participation in employee EDI wellness events 

    Pelly, Diane (2022)
    Organisations are investing significant resources in promoting the physical, emotional, and psychological well-being of their employees. In hybrid working environments, virtual worker wellness events are increasingly being ...