Libertarian paternalism in the perspective of private autonomy: between structural and functional limits
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Abstract
The essay refers to the study of private autonomy in the perspective of the so-called libertarian paternalism that originates from the acquisition of behavioural economics, to overcome the traditional model of homo oeconomicus, highlighting the importance of the so-called «nudge», in general, and of default rules, in particular.
Keywords
- Libertarian Paternalism
- Private Autonomy
- Behavioural Economics
- Improving Decisions
- Nudge
