The impact of market innovations on the dissemination of social norms: the sustainability case

Müller, Stephan; Wangenheim, Georg von

doi:10.1007/s00191-017-0509-5

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“…For example, a seemingly inefficient policy to promote the diffusion of low-emission cars can become efficient if one considers that a person's decision to buy a low-emission car also influences his or her friends' car choices in that direction (e.g. Ulph and Ulph 2021;Müller and von Wangenheim 2017). We hope that this paper will help identify research gaps in this important area and equip policymakers with better knowledge to take more targeted actions to influence environmental behavior.…”

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The Effects of Norms on Environmental Behavior

Dannenberg,

Gutsche,

Batzke

et al. 2024

Review of Environmental Economics and Policy

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The study of norms is of paramount importance in understanding human behavior. An interdisciplinary literature, using varying definitions and conceptions, shows when and why norms emerge and spread, what form they can take, and how they are enforced. Here, we focus on theoretical and empirical literatures that treat norms as a factor influencing human behavior. We first present a new taxonomy of norms, which builds upon and merges previous taxonomies, to distinguish between different types of norms and enforcement mechanisms. We then provide a conceptual framework that identifies causes of the effects of norms based on psychological theories, which can serve as a foundation for much of the empirical economic literature measuring norm effects. Finally, we present an overview of empirical economic papers that study the effects of norms on environmentally relevant behavior, as a particularly relevant area for the study of norms. The aim of this overview is to highlight which effects have been insufficiently studied and to give a sense of the potential of norms, which should help policymakers to intervene in a more targeted way to address existing environmental problems.

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The Effects of Norms on Environmental Behavior

Dannenberg,

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Batzke

et al. 2024

Review of Environmental Economics and Policy

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“…The advent of the new media era brought not only a change in information dissemination media but also a variety of advanced information technologies that continued to emerge; the audience also put forward higher requirements for the quality of news dissemination [11][12]. Therefore, in order to promote the development of news dissemination, it is necessary to start from the form of news dissemination and actively explore innovative paths so as to be able to seize the opportunities of the new media era [13][14]. To comply with the development trend of information dissemination in the new media era and to better cope with the challenges brought by the new media era to traditional news dissemination, effectively improve the quality of news dissemination, and promote news dissemination to achieve better development [15][16].…”

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Analysis of the innovation path of news dissemination based on the multivariate data chain network

2024

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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This paper explores the innovative path of news dissemination based on multivariate data chain network, through the design and implementation of a multivariate data chain integrated planning system, to improve the transmission efficiency and accessibility of the data chain network, and then optimize the effect of news dissemination. The study designs a multivariate data chain integrated planning system, considering the constraints of delay and transmission, and uses Poisson distribution and queuing theory to analyze the access delay of the data chain. It is found that the access delay can be effectively reduced by controlling the generation and transmission process of data packets. Secondly, the C-RTT algorithm is proposed to optimize the synchronous time slot allocation in Link16 network, which is experimentally demonstrated to improve the time slot utilization by 1.64% to 6.57% and significantly increase the network capacity. Further, the multivariate datalink dissemination model outperforms the traditional news dissemination method regarding news content perception, environmental awareness, news reliability, and environmental behavioral intention. The application of multivariate data chain network has significant advantages in news dissemination and has substantial impacts on the development of news industry.

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