A prevalent savings scheme in retirement plans (e.g., 401(k)s in the US) is matching contributions, where...

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A prevalent savings scheme in retirement plans (e.g., 401(k)s in the US) is "matching contributions," where employers match some portion of the amount that employees contribute to their retirement accounts. What is the best way to describe this effort at changing employees' savings behaviours? Incentive Tragedy of the commons Legislation Boost In a much-discussed marketing failure, Coca-Cola launched "new Coke" on the basis of successful taste tests, only to encounter massive resistance when consumers discovered that their familiar Coke (now called Classic Coke) would no longer be available. Even though many consumers probably would have bought the new flavour on their own, they felt that the company had taken the right to choose away from them. This hostile public outcry is an example of: risky shift reactance polarization conformity A prevalent savings scheme in retirement plans (e.g., 401(k)s in the US) is "matching contributions," where employers match some portion of the amount that employees contribute to their retirement accounts. What is the best way to describe this effort at changing employees' savings behaviours? Incentive Tragedy of the commons Legislation Boost In a much-discussed marketing failure, Coca-Cola launched "new Coke" on the basis of successful taste tests, only to encounter massive resistance when consumers discovered that their familiar Coke (now called Classic Coke) would no longer be available. Even though many consumers probably would have bought the new flavour on their own, they felt that the company had taken the right to choose away from them. This hostile public outcry is an example of: risky shift reactance polarization conformity

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