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This research integrates behavioral economics with traditional economic analysis to study consumer responses to carbon taxes. It aims to understand how psychological factors influence the acceptance of green tax reforms and their impact on behavior towards energy-saving technologies.
Behavioral economics is playing an increasingly prominent role in the formulation of policies to mitigate climate change, including discussions of how to encourage uptake of energy-saving technologies, and how to increase public concern and openness to the types of taxes and transfers that are necessary to have a significant impact on the problem (Allcott and Mullainathan, 2010).
But the new analyses of individual behavior coming from behavioral economics have not yet been integrated with more…
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI SIENA
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