Using AI and Behavioral Finance to Cope with Limited Attention and Reduce Overdraft Fees
Published Online:14 May 2025https://doi.org/10.1287/mnsc.2022.00304
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- Received:February 08, 2022
- Accepted:October 06, 2024
- Published Online:May 14, 2025
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Daniel Ben-David, Ido Mintz, Orly Sade (2025) Using AI and Behavioral Finance to Cope with Limited Attention and Reduce Overdraft Fees. Management Science 72(1):204-222.
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The authors have benefited from comments by Anat Bracha, Jeremy Burke, Jacob Faber, Ori Heffetz, Avner Kalay, Brian T. Melzer, Olivia Mitchell, Lev Muchnik, Paolina Medina, Michaela Pagel, Eyal Winter, Yishay Yafeh, Stephen Zeldes, and Asaf Zussman as well as the participants at the 2019 AFE University of Chicago; 2019 Exeter Behavioral Prize Workshop, Exeter, United Kingdom; the Intuit AI Summit Conference, 2019; the 2020 FDIC Consumer Research Symposium; 2021 Experimental Finance Society Conference; 2023 Asia ESA meeting, Seoul; Graz University (online, Austria); Hebrew University of Jerusalem (finance and behavioral economics); Kings’ College (United Kingdom); and the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC)-Bar-Ilan University (BIU)-Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) seminars.
