Incentives - Why People Do What They Do

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Mexico City's driving ban backfires as households buy a second, older car instead, Wells Fargo's sales-target push leads to 3.5 million fake accounts and $3 billion in fines, and reward-the-outcome stands as the design rule that actually holds up.

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