Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7396760 | Energy Policy | 2018 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
We find evidence that a subset of pre-stepdown adopters engage in more “savvy” decision-making behaviors from their post-stepdown counterparts, including strategic adoption timing. Given these behavioral differences, we conclude that future analyses should carefully consider aspects of individual decision-making processes as potential confounders and control for them if possible. Experience is identified as a potential pathway through which this non-negligible subset of adopters may gain the ability to execute savvy decision-making behaviors; future research should assess the degree to which policy implementation can explicitly leverage this pathway.
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Authors
D.C. Reeves, V. Rai,