{"content":[{"text":"POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS OF BF","bbox":{"left":0.110033,"top":0.088237,"width":0.6625749999999999,"height":0.06907199999999998}},{"text":"One school of thought in behavioral economics/finance argues \n that people are essentially irrational, and it requires experts to \n nudge or even force people to behave smartly.","bbox":{"left":0.147528,"top":0.289484,"width":0.7672990000000001,"height":0.13992699999999997}},{"text":"","bbox":{"left":0.110033,"top":0.299422,"width":0.018688999999999997,"height":0.037044999999999995}},{"text":"The other school of thought maintains that people often make \n good choices except when they face poorly designed \n institutions, misleading information and decision-making \n defaults, inadequate education or experience, or an inability to \n make their preferred choices.","bbox":{"left":0.147528,"top":0.485124,"width":0.7636350000000001,"height":0.228769}},{"text":"","bbox":{"left":0.110033,"top":0.495054,"width":0.018665,"height":0.036995}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}