Travellers’attitudes and reactions towards a carbon tax or fuel quotas: results of a qualitative research
[Attitudes et changements de comportement de mobilité des ménages face à l’instauration de politiques de rationnement du carburant automobile : résultats d’une enquête qualitative]
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DOI: 10.46298/cst.12106
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mobilité des ménages; comportement de déplacement; Analyse comportementale; analyse ds préférences déclarées; économies d'énergie; politique énergétique; taxe carbone énergie;All these keywords.
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