Self-Control Failures, as Judged by Themselves
Self-Control Failures, as Judged by Themselves
Featured speaker: Liam Delaney, Professor, LSE Abstract: The existence of self-control failures is often used to legitimize public policy interventions. The argument is that reducing self-control failures can make people better off, as judged by themselves. However, there is only scarce evidence on the frequency and welfare costs of self-control failures. This paper presents a […]