February 23, 2024TEMEOpen Access

The Impact of Environmental Taxes on the Reduction of Plastic Bag Consumption in the Republic of Serbia

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Consumer behaviour regarding disposable plastic bag use shifts positively when supported by growing environmental awareness, social norms, and accessible sustainable alternatives.
Exploratory factor analysis identifies the core dimensions shaping consumer reductions in single-use plastic bag consumption across retail settings in the Republic of Serbia.
Future economic instruments, including targeted environmental taxes, demonstrate strong potential to curb single-use plastics and guide national waste management policies.

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Exploratory factor analysis uncovers drivers reducing disposable plastic bag consumption in Serbia, highlighting the positive role of environmental taxes and social norms.

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Đurović-Todorović et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Exploratory factor analysis uncovers drivers reducing disposable plastic bag consumption in Serbia, highlighting the positive role of environmental taxes and social norms.

The Impact of Environmental Taxes on the Reduction of Plastic Bag Consumption in the Republic of Serbia

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The Impact of Environmental Taxes on the Reduction of Plastic Bag Consumption in the Republic of Serbia

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