Michèle Belot on the importance 'to eat your greens'

Michele Belot

Michèle Belot on the importance 'to eat your greens'

Michele Belot

School of Economics

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Michèle Belot (University of Edinburgh), Jonathan James (University of Bath) and Patrick Nolen (University of Essex) carried out a randomised controlled field experiment to test whether providing short term incentives for eating fruit and vegetables increases consumption and helps develop healthier habits.

Original language	English
Type	Focus Paper Series
Publisher	Edinburgh School of Economics Focus Paper Series
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 2013

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Publisher	Edinburgh School of Economics
No.	8

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