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What is the main policy implication mentioned by Cory, Lerner, and Osgood?
Policymakers need to target a broader and more diverse set of actors that extends across the supply chain
Why does opposition to climate action come from industries beyond the highest-emitting ones?
Non-emitting industries have connections to carbon-intensive inputs and their sales to downstream emitters
Which internal social factors could impact a firm's position on climate policy?
Characteristics of the workforce and the corporate structure of a firm
What do Americans wanting businesses to stay quiet mean for companies considering taking public policy stances?
Companies may risk backlash or customer loss if engage in public policy debates. Democrats, Republicans, and Independents say they would be less likely to purchase from a company that endorsed a candidate from the opposing party.
What is the difference between inside lobbying and outside lobbying?
Inside lobbying involves direct interaction with policymakers to influence decisions, whereas outside lobbying relies on public pressure and grass root efforts.
Between 2022-2024, support for businesses taking public stances on political events has declined most notably among which groups?
Asian adults, Black adults and Democrats
Why does politicization drive business actors toward inside lobbying?
Cost of outside lobbying increases as politicization increases because the higher the salience of policy, the more likely politicians listen to public opinion.
Why would “green” producers and suppliers face negative exposure to carbon taxation?
Customers may face increased costs and the company may have reduced profitability
How does the Gallup article support the argument Dur & Mateo (2023) paper on politicization and lobbying strategy?
Far fewer American adults want businesses to speak publicly on salient political issues.
Are there any public policy areas where Americans are more open to business involvement?
U.S. adults are more willing to hear from businesses on climate change, mental health, diversity, equity, inclusion, free speech, and healthcare issues
Not only conditional on the resources and type of policy under consideration, the difference in lobbying strategy across different types of interest groups is affected by [ blank ]?
Politicisation – the extent to which the policy is publicly contested and salient.
Why can we expect citizen groups (i.e: consumer groups, labor unions etc.) to generally rely more on outside lobbying?
Outside lobbying increases their chances to influence policy by mobilizing public support and offers an opportunity to connect to potential supporters among the broader public.
Free!
How do firms likely to be negatively impacted by carbon pricing make their preferences on climate policy heard?
Inside lobbying and outside lobbying
What policy issues are the least popular for businesses to give input in?
Gun laws, immigration, international conflicts, abortion, and endorsement of specific politicians
Why did the paper employ a combination of evidence from a survey and Twitter data?
The analysis would combine a subjective (self-reported) and an objective (directly observed) measure of lobbying strategy.
