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Designing an acceptable and fair carbon tax: the role of mental accounting

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Description: The aim of this project is to empirically study if the preference observed for green earmaking of carbon taxes can originate from a mental accounting heuristic, and if this heuristic can be levied to design both more acceptable and fairer carbon tax schemes.

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acceptabilitycarbon taxearmarkingenvironmentmental accountingpublic supportredistributionrevenue-recyclingtax psychology

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