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Small changes can sometimes have a big impact. This is particularly true in the realm of behavioral economics. At its core, behavioral economics (BE) challenge the traditional economic theory that individuals are sound and rational (“slow”) thinkers, by asserting that we instead rely more on heuristics — or mental shortcuts — to make quick judgments. Using […]