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Michael Hallsworth

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Michael Hallsworth is a leading figure in applying behavioral science to real-world challenges. For the last 20 years he has been an official and an advisor for governments around the world, and co-founded a 250-person consultancy business.

Michael has a PhD in behavioral economics from Imperial College London and has held positions at Princeton University, Columbia University, and the University of Pennsylvania.

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“Financial incentives are undoubtedly a powerful influence on behavior. However, as suggested in chapter 1, behavioral insights can also be used to design them in more effective ways. For example, in one study giving financial rewards for group outcomes resulted in greater healthy weight loss compared with rewarding individual performance: the added motivation to not let down a teammate supercharged the promise of financial gain.”
Michael Hallsworth, Behavioral Insights

“Behavioral science should help officials understand the “behavioral dimension” of their policies and actions, rather than just focusing on new interventions.”
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“But in general, having more income produces only a very small shift toward buying premium.”
Michael Hallsworth, Behavioral Insights

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