Causal thinking and support for climate change policies: International survey findings

► Business undergraduates in six countries see climate change as a threat and support policies to address it. ► Three distinct patterns of causal thinking emerge that correlate with support for corresponding mitigative policies. ► The three most popular solutions are general “green” policies, the two least popular geoengineering. ► The policy with the second highest “no” votes is increasing taxes on fossil fuels.