I’ve got some bad news. Behavioral economics is dead. Yes, it’s still being taught. Yes, it’s still being researched by academics around the world. Yes, it’s still being used by practitioners and government officials across the globe. It sure does look alive… but it’s a zombie—inside and out. Why do I say this? Two primary reasons: Core behavioral economics findings have been failing to replicate
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