It has emerged that David Cameron has set up a "nudge unit" in the Cabinet Office to look at how to use behavioural economics and market signals to persuade citizens to behave in a more socially integrated way.
The Kafkaesque-sounding behavioural insight team was set up in July to look at ways to influence public behaviour and choices. As well as a team of civil servants, the unit will also be able to ...
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