> The idea is that the right government policy can nudge the individual to perform the obviously rational self-interested choice. I would be concerned with any

> The idea is that the right government policy can nudge the individual to perform the obviously rational self-interested choice. I would be concerned with any discussion of that idea that is unaccompanied by a discussion of public choice. Discussing the "right government policy" is interesting, but not very useful without also discussing whether we're more like to get the right government policy than the wrong one.