To complement their efforts to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, governments can employ nudges - non-coercive changes in choice architecture that affect behavior without altering incentives. However, some social minority groups, that may be more vulnerable to the pandemic, may be less supportive of...

Nudges are simple and effective means to help people make decisions that could benefit themselves or society. However, effects of nudges are limited to local maxima, as they are almost always designed with the “average” person in mind, instead of being customized to different individuals....