North Carolina's school choice program gives parents a bigger say over where their children go to school. To help with the choice, parents are mailed a sheet of paper listing the average of the math and reading scores for each school they could apply to. Providing this information is an example of a(n):
A. incentive compatibility problem.
B. shadow price.
C. push.
D. nudge.
Answer: D
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