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Potential of Using "Nudge" Concept in State Regulation

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The article examines the international experience of using behavioral tools for increasing the effectiveness of public administration and assesses the prospects of their implementation in the Russian rulemaking practice. The first part provides a brief overview of the development of the theoretical framework of nudge and examines differences between the behavioral economy and the classical and neoclassical economic theory. Then, the authors describe practical cases of the application of behavioral "nudging" in various areas of regulation. The third part of the article concerns the experience of institutionalization of "nudging" at the state level in selected OECD countries and emerging countries, including a description of the specifics of the development and performance of specialized bodies (units) in leading states. The conclusion summarizes the prospects for, firstly, enriching the public administration theory with behavioral approaches, and, secondly, for institutionalization of behavioral insight unit within the Russian government.

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  • Anna Golodnikova & Daniel Tsygankov & Maria Yunusova, 2018. "Potential of Using "Nudge" Concept in State Regulation," Public administration issues, Higher School of Economics, issue 3, pages 7-31.
    • Handle: RePEc:nos:vgmu00:2018:i:3:p:7-31
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