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Incentives in Healthcare: The Quiet Force Shaping Outcomes

In 2017, economist Richard Thaler won the Nobel Prize for his work on nudge theory—the idea that people can be guided toward better decisions through subtle cues and smart design, without heavy-handed mandates.

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