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gap". Then policies targeting durability raise welfare. While externalities are corrected by Pigovian taxes that ignore …
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One country or sector that tries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions may fear that other countries or sectors will get a competitive advantage and increase emissions. Computable general equilibrium (CGE) models such as Elliott et al. (2010a, 2010b) indicate that 15–25% of abatement might be...
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gap". Then policies targeting durability raise welfare. While externalities are corrected by Pigovian taxes that ignore …
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tax revenue is more than enough to pay for public abatement R&D. Second, tax distortions and externalities substantially …
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tax revenue is more than enough to pay for public abatement R&D. Second, tax distortions and externalities substantially …
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This paper builds two simple general equilibrium models to demonstrate the equivalence between the Pigovian tax and the combination of a presumptive tax and an environmental subsidy. A presumptive tax is a tax that is imposed under the presumption that all production uses a dirty technology or...
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This paper builds two simple general equilibrium models to demonstrate the equivalence between the Pigovian tax and the combination of a presumptive tax and an environmental subsidy. A presumptive tax is a tax that is imposed under the presumption that all production uses a dirty technology or...
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