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JOURNAL OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS
卷 52, 期 3, 页码 655-688出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/joca.12181
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- Copenhagen Business School (CBS), Governing Responsible Business (GRB) Cluster at the Department of Management, Society and Communication
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Policy makers show an increasing interest in nudges-behaviorally motivated interventions that steer people in certain directions but maintain freedom of consumer choice. Despite this interest, little evidence has surfaced about which population groups support nudges and nudging. We report the results of nationally representative surveys in Denmark, Hungary, Italy, and the United Kingdom. Individual, household, and geographic characteristics served as predictors of nudge approval, and the count of significant predictors as measures of controversy. Less high approval rates of nudges in Denmark and Hungary were reflected in higher controversy about System 1 nudges, whereas the United Kingdom and Italy were marked by higher controversy about System 2 nudges, despite high approval rates. High-controversy nudges tended to be associated with current public policy concerns, for example, meat consumption. The results point to means for effective targeting and increase knowledge about the types of nudges likely to obtain public support.
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