Which of these 3 pizzas offers more value for money? The large one?

This is a classic example of Decoy effect.
This is a pricing strategy businesses apply to make us buy the high priced product.

For a mere Tk 100 increase, customers find the large pizza more appealing. The medium sized pizza makes the large sized one look like a better deal. It influences our choice in a subtle way. So sometimes, we need to 'think slow' & ask-"Do I really need the larger sized one? " #behavioralecononomics

Been noticing a new trend in communications from your health care provider? Lots of texts, lots of email reminders? You’re being ‘nudged’. The advent of digital devices and communications/connectivity has led to the use of ‘nudges’ by the medical community - a derivative of behavioral economics. That led one doctor to write this: The Soft Tyranny of Modern Medicine #medicine #healthcare #doctors #behavioralecononomics #nudges https://compactmag.com/article/the-soft-tyranny-of-modern-medicine
The Soft Tyranny of Modern Medicine

Compact Magazine, a radical American journal

We Are All Behavioural, More, or Less: A Taxonomy of Consumer Decision-Making
https://doi.org/10.1093/restud/rdac055
https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w28138/w28138.pdf
…reduces 20 bias and standard preference measures to four behavioral common factors
…results support processing-based models where basic limitations in #cognition and/or attention produce multiple biases

#BoundedRationality #BehavioralEcononomics

We Are All Behavioural, More, or Less: A Taxonomy of Consumer Decision-Making

Abstract. We examine how 17 behavioural biases relate to each other, to three standard measures of risk and time preferences, to cognitive skills, personality,

OUP Academic
Frank Knight and behavioral economics

Frank Knight was an enigmatic thinker: about economics, individual behavior more generally, ethics, epistemology, and a number of other subjects. However, his views on some topics often created ten...

Taylor & Francis