Using behavioural tools to support economic instruments for climate change resilience

Author(s)
Kennedy, Amanda L
Phromlah, Wanida
Publication Date
2010
Abstract
"In my next life I'm going to be a psychologist. If I can make myself work harder at uni than I did last time, I'll become an academic and start a new branch of the discipline called PPP - public policy psychology." - Ross Gittins, 'Psychologists needed to help implement policies', The Sydney Morning Herald, October 4 2010. • Where credible market based instruments are absent or fail, what else can we do to support climate change resilience?
Citation
Presented at the 11th Global Conference on Environmental Taxation
Link
https://hdl.handle.net/1959.11/7943
Language
en
Publisher
Mahasarakham University
Title
Using behavioural tools to support economic instruments for climate change resilience
Type of document
Conference Publication
Entity Type
Publication

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