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公众对退化增长的支持在英国和美国是相当大的,当提案提出时.

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科学领域:

  • 环境研究 环境研究
  • 经济政策 经济政策
  • 社会科学 社会科学 社会科学

背景情况:

  • 退化建议在高收入国家减少生产,以优先考虑福祉.
  • 对于气候行动至关重要的减缓增长的公共支持仍然不确定.
  • 这项研究调查了英国和美国对退化增长的公众支持,检查了标签认知和个人差异.

研究的目的:

  • 评估公众对英国和美国全面退化提案的支持.
  • 为了区分对退化概念的支持与退化标签.
  • 为了确定个人差异预测器的支持退化.

主要方法:

  • 在英国和美国使用代表性样本进行了两项在线研究 (N=5454).
  • 参与者对退化提案 (有/没有标签) 和其他经济方法的支持进行了评分.
  • 用机器学习和回归来分析个体差异,以确定关键预测因素.

主要成果:

  • 在没有标签的情况下提出的全面退化提案在两个国家都获得了大量支持 (72-82%).
  • 当"衰退"仅作为标签使用时,支持率显著下降 (13-28%).
  • 当与"生态社会主义"或"福利经济"等标签相结合时,对完整提案的支持增加了 (67-84%).
  • 支持的关键预测因素包括解决全球挑战的动力和对生态系统完整性的信念.

结论:

  • 在英国和美国,公众对核心退化提案的支持是显著的.
  • 通过了解其原则,可以克服对"衰退"标签的负面看法.
  • 促进应对全球挑战的参与和提高环境意识,可以增强对减缓增长的接受度.