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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2021
摘要
Policy interventions may affect beliefs and preferences in counterproductive ways. This column presents panel evidence on COVID-19 疫苗接種 willingness in Germany which suggests that policies that foster trust in public institutions will promote 疫苗接種 acceptance. But a vaccine mandate can also crowd out initial willingness. The data suggest that policies affect beliefs and preferences through both framing and learning effects. Beyond the pandemic, the findings may also be applied to other societal challenges such as 氣候 change, where an effective combination of mandatory policies and values-motivated lifestyle changes will contribute to reducing our carbon footprint.
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