Will nonowners follow pioneer consumers in the adoption of solar thermal systems? Empirical evidence for northwestern Germany

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• Evolutionary Economics

  Open Access•Christian Cordes•International Encyclopedia of the…•2015

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• Do green nudges affect “green curtains”? Results from a field experiment in Japan

  Open Access•Kazuma Murakami, Ikuho Kochi•Cleaner and Responsible Consumption•2024

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• Innovation and distribution of Solar Home Systems in Bangladesh

  Natasha N Jones, Natasha Jones et al.•Climate and Development•2021

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• Social ties, homophily and heterophily in urban sustainability transitions

  Open Access•Zhen Yu, David Gibbs•Energy Research & Social Science•2018

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• Sociodemographic and individual predictors of residential solar water heater adoption behaviour

  Open Access•Mohammad Alipour, Sara Ghaboulian Zare et al.•Energy Research & Social Science•2023

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• The role of human influences on adoption and rejection of energy technology

  Open Access•Kevin Chadwick, Rebekah Russell-Bennett et al.•Energy Research & Social Science•2022

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• Reducing consumption of electricity

  Open Access•Nathalie Lazaric, Mira Toumi•Ecological Economics•2021

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• Characterizing the Danish energy prosumer

  Open Access•Anders Rhiger Hansen, Mette Hove Jacobsen et al.•Ecological Economics•2022

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• Technological diffusion and preference learning in the world of Homo sustinens

  Open Access•Christian Cordes, Georg Schwesinger•Ecological Economics•2014

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• Drivers to adopt agroforestry and sustainable land-use innovations

  Open Access•Aiora Zabala, Unai Pascual et al.•Land Use Policy•2025

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• The diffusion of environmental product and service innovations

  Open Access•Jens Clausen, Klaus Fichter•Environmental Innovation and…•2019

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• A Longitudinal Field Investigation of Gender Differences in Individual Technology Adoption Decision-Making Processes

  Open Access•Vivek Venkatesh, Viswanath Venkatesh et al.•Organizational Behavior and Human…•2000

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• Bandwagon, Snob, and Veblen Effects in the Theory of Consumers' Demand

  Harvey Leibenstein•The Quarterly Journal of Economics•1950

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• Do Intentions Really Predict Behavior? Self-Generated Validity Effects in Survey Research

  Open Access•Pierre Chandon, Vicki G Morwitz et al.•Journal of Marketing•2005

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• A simulation study of the number of events per variable in logistic regression analysis

  Open Access•Peter Peduzzi, John Concato et al.•Journal of Clinical Epidemiology•1996

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• An evolutionary theory of economic change

  Richard R Nelson•An evolutionary theory of…•1982

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• The Theory Of The Leisure Class

  Thorstein Veblen, C Wright Mills et al.•The Theory Of The Leisure Class•2009

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• The Origin and Evolution of Cultures

  Robert Boyd, Robert W Boyd et al.•The Origin and Evolution of…•2005

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• Solar Water Heating in Queensland

  Open Access•John Foster•Prometheus•1993

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• Determinants of pro-environmental consumption

  Open Access•Heinz Welsch, Jan Kühling•Ecological Economics•2009

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• Time preferences for products and attributes and the adoption of technologydriven consumer durable innovations

  Open Access•Fareena Sultan, Russell S Winer•Journal of Economic Psychology•1993

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• Darwinism in economics

  Open Access•G M Hodgson•Journal of Evolutionary Economics•2002

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• The Theory of Reasoned Action

  Blair H Sheppard, Jon Hartwick et al.•Journal of Consumer Research•1988

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