Does it pay to be good

Remi Trudel · June Cotte

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Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies Consumer Market Behavior and Pricing Environmental Sustainability in Business

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In surveys, customers have long claimed that they'd pay more for ethically produced goods. But is that what happens when they actually buy things? New experiments offer answers.

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