Behavioural insight and regulatory governance

Drummond, James L.; Shephard, Daniel; Trnka, Daniel

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“…Applying behavioural science and experimentation in public policy is also essential to better understand the effects and implications of biases in policymaking (Gofen et al, 2021;OECD, 2019). Researchers, government officials, policymakers and other decision-makers in public administrations are, like any other individual, prone to biases in decision-making (Drummond et al, 2021). Research shows that they may expect people to think similarly to themselves, leading them to inaccurately predict how people will behave and overestimate the degree of public support for a policy .…”

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Seven routes to experimentation in policymaking

2023

OECD Working Papers on Public Governance

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Why use a map? How to use the map 5 key questions for choosing a fit-for-purpose method 4 Seven routes to experimentation Experimental Methods Observational Methods Combining Methods Pros and cons of the 7 methods BOXES Box 3.1. Observational and experimental methods Box 3.2. Internal and External Validity Box 3.3. Experiments, quasi-experiments, and natural experiments Box 3.4. Designing for Generalisability Box 3.5. Sample size, power, and effect size SEVEN ROUTES TO EXPERIMENTATION: © OECD 2023 Box 3.6. Labelling the methods Box 4.1. A Randomised controlled case study: Behavioural prompts to increase early filing of tax returns: a population-level randomised controlled trial of 11.2 million taxpayers in Indonesia Box 4.2. An A/B Testing case study: Enhancing the design of a webpage to increase the number of consumer product safety reports in Canada Box 4.3. A diff-in-diff case study: Energy efficiency in Switzerland Box 4.4. A before-after case study: Digital health in the UK Box 4.5. A longitudinal case study: Physical and mental health in the US Box 4.6. A correlational case study: The role of political ideology in energy conservation in the US Box 4.7. A qualitative case study: Drought management in Australia Box 4.8. A mixed methods case study: Transparency on online platforms in four European countries

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Seven routes to experimentation in policymaking

2023

OECD Working Papers on Public Governance

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Behavioural insight and regulatory governance

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