Скачать или смотреть Tech@State: Moneyball Diplomacy - Breakout Session: How We Decide

Behavioral economists have clearly shown that people will often make decisions that are contrary to their best interests and, based on their research, can offer many reasons for these biases and the inconsistent behavior. In recent years, there has been a push to 'nudge' people to make better decisions, especially in the design of domestic public policy. But what does behavioral economics tell us about decision making in foreign policy? Do these same biases exist, and, if so, what should be done to adjust our foreign policy process to account for them? This panel will look at how behavioral economics can be used to improve our diplomatic and development efforts.

Moderator: Tim Kane, Chief Economist, Hudson Institute
Panelists
Drew Conway, IA Ventures
Andrew Gelman, Director, Applied Statistics Center, Columbia University
Will Tucker, Vice President, ideas42
Matt Wallaert, Behavioral Scientist, Bing