In April 2018, the Classical Liberal Institute held a conference on “Behavioral Economics and New Paternalism” at NYU School of Law. The papers from this conference have since been published in the Review of Behavioral Economics and are available with open access. You can read each article here at the following link, or by clicking each paper below: https://www.nowpublishers.com/RBE?fbclid=IwAR0c_HJjvRlYqSlQRlHz-WA1L_B8WV-GIgceN98c4rz9x-QpnSUwcfNKTHs
Volume 5, Issue 3-4 Special Issue on Paternalism
Introduction: Behavioral Economics and New Paternalism
Richard A. Epstein | Mario J. Rizzo
Rationality as a Process
Mario J. Rizzo | Glen Whitman
Toward A Behavioral Foundation of Normative Economics
Malte F. Dold | Christian Schubert
Paternalism and Entrepreneurship
Robert Sugden
Efficacious and Ethical Public Paternalism
Daniel M. Hausman
Future Imperfect: Behavioral Economics and Government Paternalism
Julian Le Grand
The Bias Bias in Behavioral Economics
Gerd Gigerenzer
Decentralization Mislaid: On New Paternalism and Skepticism toward Experts
Nathan Berg
The Dangerous Allure of Libertarian Paternalism
Richard A. Epstein
Choice Architecture in Consumer Financial Decisions
Min Zhao
The Behavioral Economics of Behavioral Law & Economics
Todd J. Zywicki
