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This paper investigates the employment impacts of British Columbia’s revenue neutral carbon tax. Using the synthetic control method with firm-level data, we find considerable heterogeneity in employment responses to the policy. We show that firm size matters. In particular, the carbon tax had...
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perverse effect of increasing carbon dioxide emissions, albeit only slightly, because it reduces the relative price difference …
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This study estimates that the introduction of a carbon tax in the British power sector in 2013 and its two subsequent elevations in 2014 and 2015 led to a substantial decline in emissions by 26% (or 36.3 MtCO 2 ) in only three years. Identification of the causal effect relies on discontinuities...
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This study uses an incentive-compatible experimental online supermarket to assess whether prior environmentally-friendly behaviour outside the store, and whether carbon taxes motivate sustainable consumption. Previous research suggests that past decisions may influence current decisions, for...
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both the revenues originating from carbon pricing and the resulting emission savings, we use price elasticities on …
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