All of the following are traditional economic views except:
A. there is no such thing as a bad choice.
B. choice architecture is ineffective.
C. revealed preference shows researchers what the bad choices are.
D. choice architects have a responsibility to remain neutral when it comes to choices.
D. choice architects have a responsibility to remain neutral when it comes to choices.
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If the economy is already at its potential output, then the spending multiplier is: a. zero in the long run
b. infinite in the long run. c. equal to 1 in the long run. d. zero in the short run. e. equal to 1 in the short run.
In the 1990s, Fed Chair Alan Greenspan believed that the market was
a. undervalued, and evidence later showed that this was clearly correct. b. undervalued, but whether it was remains debatable. c. overvalued, and evidence later showed that this was clearly correct. d. overvalued, but whether it was remains debatable.