2020
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/gmzhs
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Framing Effects of Corporate Action on Climate Change: Implications for Consumer Attitudes and Behaviour

Abstract: Our study looked at the effects of framing on the public perception of corporate compliance action and government policy, closely mirroring the design of the Federal backstop of the Pan-Canadian Framework. There were three key findings.First, companies that simply pay their taxes as a penalty for emissions ("merely complying" with the policy) are considered to be less moral, to have less-acceptable practices and to be harming the environment. Alternatively, companies that invest to decrease their carbon footpr… Show more

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