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A new study analyzes how fossil fuel phaseout, renewable energy, and just transition were discussed on Instagram during the COP26 and COP28 climate conferences. This research shows how political discourse around energy transitions is shaped on social media, connecting climate policy to public behavior and diplomacy.
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Researchers assessed the electoral impact of President Joe Biden’s decision to exit the 2024 Presidential race using a naturally-occurring experiment. The findings provide insights into how major political decisions affect voter behavior and election outcomes in American politics.
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An experiment with nearly 6,000 participants found that the opportunity for tax evasion can increase tax revenue by up to 40%, as it encourages people to work more. This challenges conventional views on tax policy and suggests that allowing some uncertainty in enforcement might be more effective than simply lowering tax rates.
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