This study explores how people learn and adapt their risk preferences using different elicitation methods, challenging the neoclassical theory that suggests preferences are fixed. Instead, we show that preferences can change. However, we aim to explain whether the observed changes are due to a...

This study investigates the factors that influence how individuals perceive the affordability of residential energy in European Union countries. The study uses data from the European Social Survey to investigate the role of risk, trust and social attitudes in explaining individual energy...