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Edward Elgar Publishing Edward Elgar Handbook of Behavioral Economics and Climate Change

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Description

The Handbook of Behavioral Economics and Climate Change by Edward Elgar Publishing offers a comprehensive microbehavioral analysis of climate change economics. This timely collection of new research examines the behaviors of economic agents to provide a deeper understanding of climate change economics and policymaking. By situating research within the context of global climate change issues and policy negotiations, the text identifies both the microbehavioral causes and responses to climate change. It explores how various economic agents interact with environmental issues and elucidates the relationship between climate policies and behavioral changes. This resource is essential for understanding the human elements that drive economic responses to global climate challenges.

Key Features

This handbook by Edward Elgar Publishing provides a microbehavioral analysis of the economics of climate change.

The research explores the behaviors of economic agents essential to climate change economics and policymaking.

Chapters identify microbehavioral causes of and responses to climate change across numerous economic agents.

The text elucidates the relationship between specific climate policies and resulting behavioral changes.

This collection situates research within the context of global climate change issues and policy negotiations.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
16 August 2022
Listed Since
14 February 2022

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