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This paper analyzes the knowledge that consumers have about the different types of renewable energies.To model consumer behavior towards renewable energies, research-based on reasoned action theory positively relates prior experience about renewable energies with attitude. Taking pro-environmental behavior as a starting point and exogenous variable, the existence of a strong relationship between this variable and knowledge about renewable energies is demonstrated. On the other hand, between this concern for the environment, attitude, and intention, a less intense relationship is shown since renewable energies' installation represents an effort that slows down the consumer.

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“…Most newborn deaths are preventable (UNICEF, 2008). That is why, the study intends to find out the reasons behind infant mortality so that the study can suggest few more identical issues in case of prevent infant mortality among South Asian countries.…”