Behavioural economics: shaping optimal decision making, including fraud prevention
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Behavioural economics (BE) facilitates better understanding of consumer biases that may lead to sub-optimal decision making. Insurers can use this information to influence consumer behaviours across the value chain, including to reduce fraud, improve efficiency and ultimately also profitability.
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