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The polity that is Singapore
…this month, Singapore launched a scheme promising actual cash to citizens as a reward for logging reading time on a government website.
- Singapore offers cash rewards for reading on government website
- Earn $1 for 50 15-minute sessions, one per day limit
- Behavioral scientists see gamified scheme as smarter than reward alone