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  Where’s our Silicon Valley?

  20/4/12 • (46252http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2012/04/where%e2%80%99s-our-silicon-valley/Where%E2%80%99s+our+Silicon+Valley%3F2012-04-20+18%3A43%3A16Oliver+Payne)

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  How do you use behavioural economics to increase desire for electric cars and bikes?

  30/3/10 • (34221http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2010/03/how-do-you-use-behavioural-economics-to-increase-desire-for-electric-cars-and-bikes/How+do+you+use+behavioural+economics+to+increase+desire+for+electric+cars+and+bikes%3F2010-03-30+11%3A08%3A35Oliver+Payne)

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  Death and taxes: Why your decisions kill you and cost you money

  29/1/10 • (28820http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2010/01/death-and-taxes-why-your-decisions-kill-you-and-cost-you-money/Death+and+taxes%3A+Why+your+decisions+kill+you+and+cost+you+money2010-01-29+11%3A53%3A05Oliver+Payne)

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  ƃuıʞuıɥʇ uʍop-ǝpısdn: I can change your answer by reversing the order of the question

  22/1/10 • (28542http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2010/01/upside-down-thinking-i-can-change-your-answer-by-reversing-the-order-of-the-question/%C6%83u%C4%B1%CA%9Eu%C4%B1%C9%A5%CA%87+u%CA%8Dop-%C7%9Dp%C4%B1sdn%3A+I+can+change+your+answer+by+reversing+the+order+of+the+question2010-01-22+10%3A11%3A19Oliver+Payne)

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  How do governments finance sustainable initiatives without raising taxes?

  12/1/10 • (28140http://www.thehuntingdynasty.com/2010/01/how-do-governments-finance-sustainable-initiatives-without-raising-taxes/How+do+governments+finance+sustainable+initiatives+without+raising+taxes%3F2010-01-12+21%3A25%3A33Oliver+Payne)

1. How to make a New Year’s resolution that will last forever – the science of habit formation
   
2. Driving the wrong point? UK Gov ‘Think!’ drink drive campaign
   
3. Your behaviour is unsuitable
   
4. Finding your target market – lessons from the ‘Nigerian scam’ email
   
5. When ’somewhat likely’ means a lot more likely – the mere exposure effect
   
6. Wisdom, and crowds
   
7. Neither sermons nor silence
   
8. ‘Dispense With A Horse’ – the problems with a high cost-of-thought
   
9. The point of zero distance, pensions, droughts, and TV ads
   
10. Driving habits
    

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• Bobble Bardsley: Taking a social angle seems to make sense – so I'd go all-out on an ad in the style of Google's 'life stories' type of ads. A social timeline showing tweets, status updates, and photos of a group of friends on a night out, beer in hand (assuming that's allowed under...
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