Macroeconomics of Climate Change

11.

Behavioral Economics and Climate Policy

11.1.

Behavioral Biases and Climate Action

11.1.1.

Present Bias and Hyperbolic Discounting

11.1.2.

Loss Aversion and Status Quo Bias

11.1.3.

Social Norms and Peer Effects

11.2.

Nudging and Choice Architecture

11.2.1.

Default Options

11.2.2.

Information Provision

11.2.3.

Feedback Mechanisms

11.3.

Political Economy of Climate Policy

11.3.1.

Interest Group Politics

11.3.2.

Electoral Cycles and Policy Myopia

11.3.3.

International Cooperation Challenges

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