2023
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.4522920
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Cost sharing mechanisms for carbon pricing: What drives support in the housing sector?

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“…The consumer expects the price of the refillable-packaged product to be lower, as there is a lower charge for the packaging itself [91]. This benefit increases the adoption of refillable packaging [92] by selling packaging cheaper, that is, a financial incentive [17,23] and cost reduction [93]. The results indicated that there are financial benefits associated with refillable cosmetics.…”
Section: Financial Benefitsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The consumer expects the price of the refillable-packaged product to be lower, as there is a lower charge for the packaging itself [91]. This benefit increases the adoption of refillable packaging [92] by selling packaging cheaper, that is, a financial incentive [17,23] and cost reduction [93]. The results indicated that there are financial benefits associated with refillable cosmetics.…”
Section: Financial Benefitsmentioning
confidence: 99%