Dr Charlotte Duke, Partner at LE, expert speaker at the South Korean Financial Supervisory Service, Seoul, November 29th 2018. Charlotte will speak about advances in consumer protection using behavioural economics. http://english.fss.or.kr/fss/eng/p/news/nae_list.jsp?bbsid=1289275383004
The European Commission commissioned LE Europe, Deloitte and Ipsos to study pre-contractual information in retail energy markets. The study used desk research, stakeholder consultations, a consumer survey and a behavioural experiment to understand consumers’ decision-making, attitudes and switching behaviour, and how to improve clarity and comparability in energy prices, consumption and contractual information. The study […]
London Economics presented an analysis of some of the factors affecting higher education fees and funding; the potential alternatives that might be possible; as well as the role of the ONS’ treatment of student loans in the National Accounts at the 2018 WONKFEST annual conference.
The objective of this study was to provide policy-relevant insights on consumers’ engagement in the circular economy. The study involved several research tasks including a literature review across all EU countries as well as third countries, stakeholder interviews, consumer focus groups in 4 EU countries, an online consumer survey in 12 EU countries and an […]
Dr Charlotte Duke, Partner at LE, invited speaker at the Insurance Fraud Forum 2018 in London. Charlotte discussed how behavioural economics and nudges can be used to reduce insurance casual fraud and errors in applications and claims. http://www.postevents.co.uk/fraud
@MicheyMathers Once the data come out - please let us know - hugely important to see whether there was an impact ..… https://t.co/hX3ZSCDEvC
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RT @HEPI_news: Some chatter about our 2017 work with @KaplanPathways and @LE_Education about the likely impact of #Brexit on UK univers…
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This is exactly my understanding of it.... no change till after the transition https://t.co/u6g7zcZnFX
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I think this is right - I think that it refers to maintenance specifically https://t.co/zI5XB2fdnM
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Would imagine there would be a 50% reduction in numbers - https://t.co/M4CkHpPo5X
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This is correct - but a) depends on the institution and b) socioeconomic composition of student body changes dramat… https://t.co/12djcPjyT5
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@markmleach When ‘maintenance’ mentioned - do they mean ‘maintenance’ or any form of support??
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