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Professor of Practice of Behavioral Economics

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Posted on August 1, 2016August 18, 2016 by steveshu

Wilde Agency Interview With Steve Shu: Nudging, Behavioral GRIT & The Effort It Takes

The Wilde Agency graciously interviewed me regarding behavioral economics and
perspectives from my new book, Inside Nudging: Implementing Behavioral Science Initiatives. The interview is on the Wilde Agency blog. Special thanks to Joseph Sanchez @Wilde_Agency for facilitating the interview and getting everything to come together.

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CategoriesBehavioral Economics, Behavioral Science, Innovation, Uncategorized TagsBehavioral Economics, Behavioral Insights, Behavioral Science, Inside Nudging, Nudge, nudging

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