Behavioral Economics and Politics of Global Warming

Explore the intriguing intersection of psychology and economics in "Behavioral Economics and Politics of Global Warming" by Hersh Shefrin. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2023, this hardback edition spans 112 pages, offering a concise yet impactful analysis of the discrepancies between current global climate policies and the recommendations of neoclassical economists. Shefrin delves into the psychological factors that contribute to these inconsistencies, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding climate action. This essential read is not only informative but also accessible, as it is available as Open Access on Cambridge Core. Perfect for those interested in the dynamics of environmental policy and behavioral economics, this book is a must-have for students, policymakers, and anyone passionate about tackling global warming.