Green Investing and Political Behavior
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2026
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Abstract A fundamental concern about green investing is that it may crowd out political support for public policies addressing negative externalities. We examine this concern in a preregistered experiment conducted shortly before a real referendum on a climate law in Switzerland. We find that offering an opportunity to invest in a climate-friendly fund does not reduce individual support for climate regulation, measured by political donations and voting intentions. A replication of the experiment in the United Kingdom yields similar results. Our estimates reject a crowding-out effect, suggesting instead a modest crowding-in effect of green investing on political support for green policies. (JEL D14, H42, G18, P16)
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| Authors | Florian Heeb, Julian F Kölbel, Stefano Ramelli, Anna Vasileva |
| Journal | review of financial studies |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/rfs/hhag055
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