Households are responsible for a significant share of global greenhouse emissions. Hence,
academic and policy discourses highlight behavioral changes among households as an …

Life cycle assessment (LCA) is applied to assess large-scale systems supporting
policymaking. However, most LCA studies focused on evaluating the impacts of policies and …

With diverse contributions from over 100 authors around the globe, this comprehensive
Encyclopedia summarises the developments of ecological economics from the fundamental …

The research aim to investigate the impact of fairness, trust, and carbon taxation on public
perceptions of carbon tax. The purposive sampling procedure was employed to conduct this …

Abstract Despite the Paris Agreement, countries worldwide persist in non-harmonized and
weak climate policies, triggered by concerns about competitiveness and trade effects. In …

The previous chapters detail the complex sufferings of social sustainability due to economic
policy. This chapter covers environmental sustainability as it pertains to economic and …

Bounded rationality refers to the tendency of consumers, firms, and other economic actors to
use mental shortcuts, resulting in non-optimal decisions. Bounded rationality is a response …