International Conference on Behavioral Public Economics and Policy Design (ICBPEPD - 27)

This track explores the integration of behavioral economics into public policy design. It aims to highlight innovative approaches that leverage behavioral insights to improve policy effectiveness and citizen engagement.

This session focuses on the interplay between fiscal policy decisions and individual economic behavior. Researchers are invited to present studies that examine how taxation and public expenditure influence decision-making processes.

This track investigates the application of nudging techniques in enhancing governance and compliance. It aims to showcase empirical evidence and theoretical frameworks that demonstrate the effectiveness of nudges in public administration.

This session delves into the role of social preferences in shaping economic policy outcomes. Contributions are encouraged that analyze how collective values and norms influence public expenditure and welfare programs.

This track examines the intersection of behavioral finance and public economics, focusing on how psychological factors affect financial decision-making in the public sector. Papers addressing the implications of behavioral biases for fiscal policy are particularly welcome.

This session explores the design of incentives within public policy frameworks. Researchers are invited to discuss how well-structured incentives can drive compliance and improve policy outcomes.