Tag Archives: David Cameron

The End of Margaret Thatcher and Her Psychological Impact

Posted on April 18, 2013 by Adrian Wale

Former UK Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, was laid to rest this week to a mixture of boos and cheers from the few thousand people who had turned out to line the route of the funeral procession on its way to … Continue reading →

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The Sardine Strategy

Posted on March 6, 2013 by Adrian Wale

David Cameron and Ed Miliband clashed in PMQs this afternoon over proposals to reduce housing benefit for those with spare rooms, half-rooms, nooks, or indeed, crannies. They appear to have agreed to disagree on whether it’s right or not and … Continue reading →

Posted in Anthropology, Futures Studies, Linguistics, UK Politics | Tagged bedroom tax, Behavioural Insights Team, capsule hotels, David Cameron, Ed Miliband, hexagons, meme war, memes, nudge, packing problems, PMQs, sardine strategy, spare room subsidy, Victorian, War on unoccupied space | Leave a comment

Is HMRC Psychologically Manipulating Radio Listeners?

Posted on February 1, 2013 by Adrian Wale

As football’s transfer deadline drew to a close on 31 January so too did the deadline for filing a UK income tax return online for HMRC. I was listening to Talksport for news of the main transfer stories. But then … Continue reading →

Posted in Media, Mystery & Conspiracy, Psychology, UK Politics | Tagged advertising, behavioural finance, behavioural insights, Behavioural Insights Team, BIT, conditioning, David Cameron, HMRC, income tax, manipulation, psychological manipulation, radio, Talksport | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: David Cameron

The End of Margaret Thatcher and Her Psychological Impact

The Sardine Strategy

Is HMRC Psychologically Manipulating Radio Listeners?

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