42 results on '"Gsottbauer, Elisabeth"'
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2. Financial professionals and climate experts have diverging perspectives on climate action
3. Air pollution and anti-social behaviour: Evidence from a randomised lab-in-the-field experiment
4. Anti-social behaviour and economic decision-making: Panel experimental evidence in the wake of COVID-19
5. Incentivizing coordination in the adoption of sustainable land use when costs are heterogeneous: An economic experiment
6. Chilling results: how explicit warm glow appeals fail to boost pro-environmental behaviour
7. High levels of air pollution reduce team performance
8. Do carbon footprint labels promote climatarian diets? Evidence from a large-scale field experiment
9. An Online Randomised Controlled Trial of Price and Non-Price Interventions to Promote Sustainable Food Choices on Food Delivery Platforms
10. Climate Crisis Attitudes among Financial Professionals and Climate Experts
11. Accounting for preferences and beliefs in social framing effects
12. Which Agglomeration Payment for a Sustainable Management of Organic Soils in Switzerland? – An Experiment Accounting for Farmers' Cost Heterogeneity
13. Social class and (un)ethical behaviour
14. External validity of economic experiments on Agri‐environmental scheme design.
15. Making takeaway food choices more sustainable: The impact of behaviourally informed interventions on sustainable food choices
16. A field experiment on carbon footprint information provision in restaurants
17. Economic Instruments to Reconcile Conservation and Livelihoods: Analysing the Potential for Bamboo in Karnataka
18. Environmental policy when pollutive consumption is sensitive to advertising: Norms versus status
19. Climate Crisis and The Economy
20. Impact Evaluation of REDD+ Programme in Sierra Leone
21. Turning up the heat: Encouraging pro-environmental behaviour through Warm Glow
22. High levels of air pollution reduce team innovation
23. What Makes Pes Fair?
24. Bounded rationality and social interaction in negotiating a climate agreement
25. Why Do People Demand Rent Control?
26. A dual-track transition to global carbon pricing: the glass is half full
27. Environmental Policy Theory Given Bounded Rationality and Other-regarding Preferences
28. Why Do People Demand Rent Control?
29. Social Preferences and Economic Decision-Making in the Wake of COVID-19: Experimental Evidence from China
30. The Causal Effect of Air Pollution on Anti-social Behaviour
31. Parallel Tracks Towards a Global Treaty on Carbon Pricing
32. Towards a fair, constructive and consistent criticism of all valuation languages: Comment on Kallis et al. (2013)
33. Broadening the scope of loss and damage to legal liability: an experiment
34. Reputation and Household Recycling Practices: Field Experiments in Costa Rica Abstract: Pro-environmental behavior is the willingness to cooperate and contribute to environmental public goods. A good understanding of why individuals undertake pro-environmental actions is important in order to construct policies that are aligned with preferences and actual behavioral patterns, such as concern for social esteem and reputation. In this paper, we present the results of a framed field experiment that explores reputation formation as a driver in support of household recycling practices. We use a 'shame' and a 'pride' treatment to test which is more effective, if at all, in increasing recycling effort. We find that reputational concerns indeed play a role in shaping individual pro-environmental behavior. Surprisingly, subjects cooperate more if the situation is framed as avoiding shame (bad reputation) rather than as acquiring pride and gratitude (good reputation). The actual experiment is based on a real recycling program, with participants who are heads of urban households in Costa Rica
35. Rejoinder to Kallis et al.'s response to our criticism
36. Behavioral economics and environmental policy: Theory and experiments
37. Broadening the scope of loss and damage to legal liability: an experiment.
38. Social Framing and Cooperation: The Roles and Interaction of Preferences and Beliefs
39. Bounded rationality and social interaction in negotiating a climate agreement
40. Environmental Policy Theory Given Bounded Rationality and Other-regarding Preferences
41. Broadening the scope of loss and damage to legal liability: an experiment
42. Sustainable Management of Cultivated Organic Soils in Switzerland – An Economic and Policy Analysis
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