Public Perceptions of Climate Mitigation Policies:Evidence from Cross-Country Surveys

Author: Ms. Era Dabla-Norris, Mr. Thomas Helbling, Salma Khalid, Hibah Khan, Giacomo Magistretti, Alexandre Sollaci, and Mr. Krishna Srinivasan

Building public support for climate mitigation is a key prerequisite to making meaningful strides toward implementing climate mitigation policies and achieving decarbonization.

Volume/Issue: Volume 2023 Issue 002

Publication date: February 2023

ISBN: 9798400229756

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Economics- Macroeconomics , Economics / General , Environmental Economics , Environmental Conservation and Protection , Public Policy- Environmental Policy , Climate change , climate policies , carbon tax , perceptions , survey , climate mitigation policy , policy efficacy , policy implication , era Dabla-Norris , policy support , Climate policy , Greenhouse gas emissions , Global , Europe , Asia and Pacific , Western Hemisphere

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Summary

Building public support for climate mitigation is a key prerequisite to making meaningful strides toward implementing climate mitigation policies and achieving decarbonization. Using nationally representative individual-level surveys for 28 countries, this note sheds light on the individual characteristics and beliefs associated with climate risk perceptions and preferences for climate policies.