Can we make us do the right thing?

Ekaterina Krongauz and Andrei Babitsky discuss how the behavioral economy works and whether it is possible to manipulate people in order to bow them to the right actions from an ethical point of view.

In this issue:

0:26 - What is Nudge and how it makes people do good deeds

2:20 - Why is it important to look at the "checkmarks" in any contract

4:48 - How we resist (or do not resist) marketing

5:58 - How the state makes people make a choice in their interests

7:03 - why the state should not persuade people to good deeds

7:51 - What is allowed by supermarkets, but forbidden to the state?

9:17 - As a Nudge technique helps to get into a pusser better

9:50 - Why is it useful to understand that you are being controlled

11:29 - Is it possible to teach children to behave well with an application

13:30 - What is behaviorism and what does the hands of washing

15:28 - Why is it fashionable to be "conscious"

16:25 - How technologies help train sex skills

17:42 - Why not wash your hands is a manifestation of freedom

19:07 - How manipulations of people help charity

21:01 - Who dictates the rules of conduct to the state and officials

22:26 - How glass buildings saved the Georgian police from corruption

22:57 - To whom do we pay taxes ?

24:57 - Why do people choose to be mistaken

27:53 - How does our freedom affect Apple