Is it time to personalise and drive a dedicated focus on behavioural economics – the nexus between economics and psychology? Karen Armstrong and Ian Lawton explain how it made a difference for Greenpeace Australia Pacific. Is it time to personalise and drive a dedicated focus on behavioural economics – the nexus between economics and psychology? Karen Armstrong and Ian Lawton explain how it made a difference for Greenpeace Australia Pacific. First published June 2018 As fundraisers we intrinsically know the drivers of giving are both emotional and rational. Behavioural economics leverages our subconscious – those automatic thoughts that are influenced by our self and societal view of the world. The…
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