2024
DOI: 10.1017/age.2024.5
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The effectiveness of a green default nudge in achieving resource conservation

Jimena González-Ramírez

Abstract: Green nudges are used to promote conservation and pro-environmental behavior. This study examines the lasting effectiveness of a green default nudge in paper conservation, where price incentives are absent. At a private college in New York City, the default print setting was changed from single-sided to double-sided in Spring 2019, accompanied by a salient pop-up window that asked students to print double-sided. Analyzing student-level data over four semesters (Spring 2018 and Fall 2018 as control, Spring 2019… Show more

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