The Default Effect: Madrian and Shea’s 2001 Natural Experiment, the Box Someone Else Ticked, and Why the Long-Term Investor Should Design His Own Defaults

Cover art: The Default Effect — Madrian and Shea 2001, the box someone else ticked, 401(k) participation 37 to 86 per cent

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