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Enthusiasm for Richard Thaler’s work on behavioural economics means economists have more influence than ever. But their failures contributed to the financial crisis – and we’re being distracted, say Tiago Mata and Jack Wright 
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The US academic’s behavioural research shows how to focus economics more decisively on real and important problems
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Richard Thaler's work incorporates psychology into economic theory The FT's economics correspondent explains the work of Professor Richard Thaler in the growing the field of behavioural economics.
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Behavioural economics is giving us a much better understanding of why things don’t happen in the way we expect.
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Richard Thaler's ideas should mean less, not more, government
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US economist Richard Thaler has won this year's Nobel Prize for Economics. He is well-known for his "nudge" theory which was the inspiration for a "nudge unit" set up by former UK prime minister David Cameron. Here he is in 2010 speaking to Newsnight's Gavin Esler.
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Five ways the theory behind this year's Nobel prize for economics may have influenced your behaviour.
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US economist Richard Thaler is a founding father of behavioural economics and pioneered "nudge" theory.
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