
The Center for Cost-Effective Consumerism gives plan sponsors access to a unique view of what works and
what doesn’t when trying to inspire positive change in
the way members use the pharmacy benefit.
what doesn’t when trying to inspire positive change in
the way members use the pharmacy benefit.
The most recent Wired has a series of articles on how tracking personal data is changing people’s behaviors. They cite the Nike+ syst...
Some department stores in the United States require employees to carry clear plastic handbags so the company security folks can quickly de...
Some department stores in the United States require employees to carry clear plastic handbags so the company security folks can quickly de...

DAN ARIELY, PhD
Behavioral Economics
Duke University
IAN AYRES, JD, PhD
Law & Economics
Yale University
ARTHUR CAPLAN, PhD
Bioethics
University of Pennsylvania
HELEN DARLING, MA
Health Policy
National Business Group on Health
ALAN GARBER, MD, PhD
Healthcare Economics
Stanford University
PUNAM KELLER, MBA, PhD
Marketing Communications
Dartmouth College
BRIAN KNUTSON, PhD
Psychology & Neuroscience
Stanford University
DAVID LAIBSON, PhD
Economics
Harvard University
BOB NEASE, PhD
Chief Scientist
Express Scripts
EMILY OSTER, PhD
Economics
University of Chicago
MARK TURNER, PhD
Cognitive Science
Case Western Reserve University
PAUL ZAK, PhD
Neuroeconomics
Claremont Graduate University









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