2017
DOI: 10.6027/tn2016-553
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Nudging and pro-environmental behaviour

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“…Conversely, other studies (Bruns et al 2018;Schubert 2017;Dworkin 2016) have shown the efficacy of "nudge-like" instruments, which comprise several incentives: information disclosure, warnings, social norms, and default rules (Sunstein 2021). Even though their effects require further study (Osman and Baddeley 2019), some studies show that nudges are efficient in altering people's behaviours (Thaler and Sunstein 2021), particularly in the areas of waste management and resource efficiency (Nielsen et al 2016). Allegedly, these generate less resistance from the target citizens than traditional regulation (UK Cabinet Office n.d.).…”
Section: The Use Of Green Nudges By Eu Policymakersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conversely, other studies (Bruns et al 2018;Schubert 2017;Dworkin 2016) have shown the efficacy of "nudge-like" instruments, which comprise several incentives: information disclosure, warnings, social norms, and default rules (Sunstein 2021). Even though their effects require further study (Osman and Baddeley 2019), some studies show that nudges are efficient in altering people's behaviours (Thaler and Sunstein 2021), particularly in the areas of waste management and resource efficiency (Nielsen et al 2016). Allegedly, these generate less resistance from the target citizens than traditional regulation (UK Cabinet Office n.d.).…”
Section: The Use Of Green Nudges By Eu Policymakersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sunstein and Thaler 2003) and accused of infringing the "autonomy-freedom" of the individual (Guala and Mittone 2015), as opposed to the "option-freedom" that it would respect (cp. Cserne 2015) by leaving the choice set of the deciding agent essentially unchanged (Hertwig and Grüne-Yanoff 2017, Nielsen et al 2016, Oliver 2015, van Aaken 2015. Additionally, by stating that libertarian paternalism is at the heart of nudges, Thaler and Sunstein seem to imply that nudges are always paternalistic.…”
Section: Libertarian Paternalism and Ethical Objectionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tools applied to nudge consumers are simplifying information, changing the physical environment, the use of social norms, and setting default options [26]. Moreover, nudging can be applied in different phases of consumption; from purchasing decisions, to the use of a product, until the disposal or end-of-life stage after using a service or good [27].…”
Section: Nudgingmentioning
confidence: 99%