Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7398396 | Energy Policy | 2016 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
Energy policy literature tends to emphasise the impact of taxation on energy preference. However, the present case concerning extremely low acceptance of diesel cars in Japan could not be explained by taxation. As a possible factor, the paper sheds light upon discourse around the energy policy. The policy aimed to characterise diesel technology as emitting particulate matter and nitrogen oxide (NOx). The paper contributes to extending the existing understanding of the role of public policy by embracing the linguistic interactions complemented by visualisation.
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Authors
Takahiro Endo, Yuki Tsuboyama, Yoritoshi Hara,