We spur interdisciplinary research on incentive design to advance progress in health, education, and housing.
Incentives shape decisions across social and economic life. Better incentive design can improve outcomes in fields central to human well-being. Led by Jana Gallus, the Center for Incentive Design brings together scholars, practitioners, and policy makers to build evidence on what works, for whom, and at what scale.
We fund and conduct ambitious interdisciplinary research with a path from evidence to impact.
Our approach draws on anthropology, complex systems science, computer science, decision science, economics, management and organization science, political science, psychology, public policy, and sociology.
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