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Analyzing citizens' preferences for sufficiency policy in municipalities — An experimental approach

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Tonja Iten *
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Max Rudolf
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Manuel Suter
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Maritza Satama‐Bermeo
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Marco Pütz
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Roland Olschewski
DOI:10.1016/j.ecolecon.2026.109057delete
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• Sufficiency policy aims to reduce resource use while fundamental human needs are met. • The study analyses preferences for sufficiency policies at the municipal level. • Public support exists, even when behavioral or financial costs are made explicit. • Citizens prefer sufficiency measures related to food or mobility over housing. • Whether social co-benefits raise policy support depends on their specific nature.
Keywords:
Sufficiency measures
Policy acceptance
Public opinion
Governable acceptability factors
Discrete choice experiment
Framing experiment
Municipal governance
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