Effective carbon taxes need green nudges

Christina Gravert and Ganga Shreedhar
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Ganga Shreedhar: London School of Economics and Political Science

Nature Climate Change, 2022, vol. 12, issue 12, 1073-1074

Abstract: For effective climate policy, we need both classic and behavioural policies. Green nudges facilitate the effectiveness of a carbon tax by increasing the salience of the tax, harnessing pro-climate concerns, extending the reach of a tax by targeting behaviours directly and, importantly, increasing public acceptance of carbon taxes.

Date: 2022
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