A small charge for a big result: The case of M&S shows that choice can encourage positive environmental behaviour

Le Grand, J.ORCID logo & Disney, K. (2011). A small charge for a big result: The case of M&S shows that choice can encourage positive environmental behaviour.
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Encouraging individuals to change their behaviour towards the environment is an increasingly important area of policy-making. Julian Le Grand and Kate Disney find that the introduction of a charge for plastic bags in Marks and Spencer shops successfully encouraged pro-environmental behaviour and explore the implications for environmental policy.

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