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People make inferences from policy decisions regarding default options: Replication and extension of McKenzie et al. (2006)
Default effect refers to the phenomenon that people tend to choose the default option in a choice-set. McKenzie et al. (2006) showed that one mechanism for the effect is that defaults are perceived as an implicit endorsement and a recommended option by the policy makers that set the defaults. In a p
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