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Reconceptualizing Behaviorally Informed Consumer Law and Policy
Martin Brenncke
Aston Law School
Law (Research)
Aston Business School
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Business & Economics
Consumer Law
100%
Consumer Policy
89%
Nudging
27%
Law and Economics
24%
Debiasing
18%
Exploitation
11%
Policymaker
10%
Paradigm
9%
Alternatives
8%
Online Advertising
7%
Consumer Decision
7%
Personal Information
7%
Warrants
6%
Friction
6%
Empirical Evidence
6%
Vulnerability
5%
Enforcement
5%
Rationality
5%
Consumer Behaviour
5%
Heuristics
4%
Autonomy
4%
Innovation
4%
Purchase
4%
Goods
4%
Uncertainty
3%