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How to embed behavioural science into policymaking practice

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The Behavioural Insights Practitioner’s Network

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Using machine learning to analyse job ads – Part 2

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Using machine learning to analyse job ads – Part 1

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Behavioural economics

BETA in 2023

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Making research matter: Tips for academics engaging with policy makers

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Behavioural economics

Applying behavioural insights responsibly

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Behavioural economics

Consult the public better with these lessons from social research

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Behavioural economics

More than nudges: the value of behavioural economics in regulation

Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd stands at the dispatch box in the House of Representatives Chamber to deliver the National Apology to Australia’s Indigenous Peoples. He wears a black suit, red tie and glasses. Behind him are other members of parliament seated on green benches, including Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Foreign Minister Stephen Smith. They are dressed in business attire.
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Behavioural economics

Behavioural insights help people to bet within their budget

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Census participation strategies tested