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Ready and Willing? Psychological Conditions for Demand-Side Climate Policy in a High-Income Country
Climate policy in high-income countries disproportionately prioritizes supply- over demand-side solutions requiring citizen behavior change. This skew partly reflects policymakers’ skepticism about citizens’ readiness and capacity for behavior change. Yet, it remains unclear whether this skepticism
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