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SUMMARY:Environmental Behavioral Sciences Seminar with Leah Stokes
DESCRIPTION:Electoral Returns from Climate Policy: The Effect of the Inflation Reduction Act’s Manufacturing Investments Policy feedback theory predicts concentrated\, visible benefits can generate electoral rewards for the party that enacted them. But climate policy that centers costs often produces electoral backlash. Can climate policy centered on benefits generate positive feedback? The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 used manufacturing tax credits to build a domestic clean energy supply chain\, in theory boosting Democratic vote share where factories were built. We test this using a panel of 435 congre
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