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Distinguishing between cognitive biases
Hanming Fang,
Dan Silverman
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Keyphrases
Cognitive Bias
100%
Cognitive Heuristics
85%
Policy Intervention
57%
Public Policy
42%
Economists
42%
Program Participation
28%
Welfare Programs
28%
Traditional Models
28%
Labor Supply
28%
Economic Agents
28%
Long-term Preference
28%
Motivation
14%
Economic Analysis
14%
Incremental Approach
14%
Information Sharing
14%
Tractability
14%
Eligibility Requirements
14%
Model Prediction
14%
Potential Bias
14%
Policy Recommendations
14%
Competitive Market
14%
Work Programme
14%
Adam Smith
14%
Economic Activity
14%
Information Policy
14%
Psychologists
14%
Explicit Model
14%
Attitude Change
14%
Behavioral Consequences
14%
Multiple Models
14%
Policy Experiments
14%
Revealed Preference
14%
Color Perception
14%
Psychological Biases
14%
Zero-cost
14%
Time Limits
14%
Incomplete Information
14%
Temporal Distance
14%
Economic Framework
14%
Economic Standards
14%
Time Inconsistency
14%
Time Preference
14%
Stylised Model
14%
Economic Decision-making
14%
Hyperbolic Time
14%
Projection Bias
14%
Intrinsic Interest
14%
Time Discounting
14%
Welfare Consequences
14%
Non-rational
14%
Fundamental Theorem
14%
Labor Welfare
14%
Bias Modeling
14%
Minimal Deviation
14%
Perfect Market
14%
Public Economists
14%
Vigna
14%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Public Policy
100%
Welfare
100%
Social Security Benefits
66%
Economic Agent
66%
Labour Supply
66%
Economic Analysis
33%
Economic Framework
33%
Competitive Market
33%
Revealed Preferences
33%