An employer's insurance program is set up so that employees have to opt out rather than opt in. This is an example of a(n) :
A) pricing nudge.
B) encouragement nudge.
C) information nudge.
D) advantageous default option nudge.
Correct Answer:
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Q61: Having more money and a bigger house
Q62: Requiring people to opt out of organ
Q63: To guide a person through complicated decisions
Q65: Which of the following do firms take
Q66: Suppose the government passes laws that require
Q67: What distinguishes nudge policies from push policies?
A)
Q68: Sending people letters about their energy usage
Q69: If workers enroll in a savings plan
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