Environment
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Voting With Dollars: Conservatives Less Likely To Buy Eco-friendly Products, Study Says
According to a new set of studies, the more politically conservative a person is, the less likely they are to purchase products advertised as environmentally friendly. The studies from the business schools at the University of Pennsylvania and Duke University sought to determine how political ideology affected a person's choice to buy energy-efficient products in the United States.
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