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Online reviews: How to get people talking about your product online
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Russian dolls, danger, and behavioural economics
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Driving the wrong point? UK Gov ‘Think!’ drink drive campaign
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How do you use behavioural economics to increase desire for electric cars and bikes?
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The dinner party kit: a bluffer’s guide to behavioural economics
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