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Green buying really is 90% BS

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by Jim Rose in applied price theory, economics of information, energy economics, environmental economics, global warming, health economics Tags: anti-market bias, food snobs, organic food

The actual clientele for "green" and "ethical" products is far smaller than the share of people who advocate those, constituting what Timur Kuran calls "preference falsification." https://t.co/T6Q9xXjxdV https://t.co/BGTx4QiAnq cc @clairlemon pic.twitter.com/mUvBz7ubB2

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