Open Evidence, in consortium with London School of Economics and BDI Research, will conduct the study “Empirical testing of the impact of dual food quality on consumers’ choices” for the European Commission (JRC). The study will investigate how consumers’ purchase decisions are affected by the fact that the same brand offers seemingly identically branded food […]
Open Evidence, in consortium with London School of Economics, BDI Research and the Catalan Institute of Oncology, will conduct the study “Consumer preference and perception of specific categories of tobacco and related products” for the European Commission (DG Sante). The study wants to analyse the consumer preferences and perceptions of consumers on 5 tobacco product […]
Open Evidence, in consortium with London School of Economics, BDI Research and Kantar TNS has been entrusted by the European Commission to conduct the study “Behavioural Study on Advertising and Marketing Practices in travel booking websites and apps”. The study will contribute to the understanding of the interaction of travel websites with consumers, and will […]
Open Evidence, in consortium with EY, will conduct the study ‘Behavioural economic analysis of professionals’ incentives in health professions and in business services professions’ for the European Commission (DG GROW). This behavioural study aims to provide a theoretical and empirical analysis of how professional regulation in health and business services (entry and conduct requirements) impacts […]
The study is carried out in consortium with the London School of Economics (LSE) and the University of Valencia, on behalf of the European Commission (DG Employment, Social Affairs & Inclusion). The project will use behavioural research to explore issues such as: what would be the effects of extending social protection coverage to include the rising […]
The overall purpose of the study is to understand the impact on consumer trust and behaviour of enhanced transparency of online platforms towards their private users (consumers) in three specific areas, namely the criteria used by platform operators; the identity of contracting parties involved in the transactions enabled or facilitated by the platforms; and quality controls established by platform operators (or lack thereof) on the review, rating and endorsement systems.
The study seeks to enhance the consistency in the presentation of environment-related information and harmonise the various footprint methods currently used in Europe.
The EULES standard will provide a unique opportunity to distinguish clean vehicles and help consumers purchase less polluting cars in order to reduce nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions.
In light of raising concerns about advertising practicies targeting children, the study examines childrens' exposure to online marketing content in social media, online games and applications.
The study is aimed at testing the effectiveness of possible new variants of car eco-labels and promotional material in experimental settings.
