Sludge Audits.¶
SUNSTEIN, C. R. (2022). Sludge Audits. Behavioural Public Policy.
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- The stronger distributional critique — that the same frictions fall disproportionately on less-resourced participants — is developed in the administrative burden literature (Moynihan, Herd, and Harvey 2015; Herd and Moynihan 2025) and in Sunstein's sludge audits framework
This sourceDevelops sludge as the term of art for excessive or unjustified frictions impeding access to goods and services, and proposes sludge audits as a policy-design tool for systematically identifying and reducing them.
- The stronger distributional critique — that the same frictions fall disproportionately on less-resourced participants — is developed in the administrative burden literature (Moynihan, Herd, and Harvey 2015; Herd and Moynihan 2025) and in Sunstein's sludge audits framework
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