Impure public goods and the comparative statics of environmentally friendly consumption

By Matthew J. Kotchen. 2005

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Safety Research

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The lesser of two evils: an empirical investigation of foreign direct investment-pollution tradeoff (2012, background): “While most studies investigate the empirical evidence on the pollution haven hypothesis, Markusen et al. (1993), Markusen (1997), and Ulph and Valentini (1997) provide theoretical evidence for the hypothesis.”
What Do Laboratory Experiments Tell Us About the Real World (2006, background): “Moral concerns are also present in the work of Frey et al. (1996), Karni (1998), and Kotchen (2005), for example.”
Can Ecolabeling Schemes Preserve the Environment? (2008, background): “Kotchen (2005, 2006) analyzes the public dimension of green products.”
Pricing of eco-labels with retailer heterogeneity (2015, background): “Moreover, whether consumer expenditures on eco-labeled products crowd out direct contributions to public goods—a mechanism through which increased demand for a green product can theoretically lower environmental quality (Kotchen, 2005)—and whether private provision can overcome free riding to be a v”
Viewpoint: On the Generalizability of Lab Behaviour to the Field (2007, unknown): “Knight (1921) recognized this problem when he noted, 'The existence of a problem in knowledge depends on the future being different from the past, while the possibility of a solution of the problem depends on the future being like the past.”
Eco-Premium or Eco-Penalty? Eco-Labels and Quality in the Organic Wine Market (2012, unknown): “…altruism has been shown to be a significant motivator of eco-consumption among environmentally minded consumers (Clarke, Kotchen, & Moore, 2003; Kotchen & Moore, 2007; Kahn & Vaughn, 2009), with green consumption acting as a substitute for donations to environmental organizations (Kotchen, 2005).”
Private Provision of Environmental Public Goods: Household Participation in Green-Electricity Programs (2007, background): “9 See , Kotchen [ 20 ] for extensions of the standard impure public good model that consider pure-private and pure-public substitutes for”
Embedded Premium Promotion: Why It Works and How to Make It More Effective (2007, background): “Naturally occurring combinations of a public and private good, such as shade-grown coffee, are called impure public goods ( Kotchen 2005, Cornes and Sandler 1994).”
The potential role of carbon labeling in a green economy (2012, background): “Kotchen (2005, 2006) examines this case and provides some interesting insights into the way in which consumer product choice and environmental protection interact.”
Waste Prevention and Social Preferences: The Role of Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivations (2014, background): “The concept and theoretical models of mixed public goods have been applied extensively to environmental issues (Bahn and Leach, 2008; Ekins, 1996; Kotchen, 2005; Kotchen and Moore, 2007; Markandya and Rübbelke, 2004; Pittel and Rübbelke, 2010; Rübbelke, 2002; van’t Veld and Kotchen, 2011).”