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The Impact of Information Provision on Public Acceptance of Carbon Tax Revenue Recycling: A Randomized Experiment in Germany
Past research has shown that earmarking carbon tax revenues for green investments is more popular than lump-sum repayments. This suggests a limited understanding of the carbon price mechanism. This study uses a randomized controlled trial with a sample of the general population in Germany (N = 4,040
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