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The Fifth Annual Triangle Law and Econ Conference—Rethinking Regulation and Reform: Behavioral Economics and the Regulatory State—will address issues at the intersection of behavioral economics and law with a special focus on the applications of decision science, choice architecture, and nudging to law, regulation, and policy. The purpose of the conference is to facilitate interdisciplinary discussion, rather than canned presentations between panelists, that will make for an engaging, generative, and fun examina- tion into a particular issue from the lens of behavioral law and economics with creative and pragmatic solutions to the problems captured by the issues that the panels pose.
Billy Pizer, faculty fellow at the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, will participate in the climate and energy panel April 11.