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costs of regulation and seriously militate against pollution abatement policies that do not raise revenue. If the marginal … reductions in after-tax returns to factors associated with the higher production costs caused by environmental regulation. This …
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This paper develops several points concerning the design and implementation of a carbon tax. First, if implemented without any offsetting changes in transfer programs, the carbon tax would be regressive. This regressivity could be offset with changes in either the direct tax system or transfers....
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In view of the challenges posed by climate change and the increase in climate targets by 2030 in the EU, as well as Austria's goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2040, the question of effective climate policy instruments is gaining in importance. The pricing of CO2, for instance in the form...
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A carbon tax is a promising tool for discouraging the greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change. In principle, a well-designed tax could reduce the risk of climate change, minimize the cost of emissions reductions, encourage innovation in low-carbon technologies, and raise new public...
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This draft book chapter describes carbon taxes and reviews the literature surrounding the efficacy and economic impacts of carbon taxation. A carbon tax is a unitary tax on a fossil fuel or other carbon-containing substance that is levied on the basis of carbon content. While it remains...
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Using analytical and numerical general equilibrium models, we show that pre-existing factor taxes produce a "tax-interaction effect" that substantially increases the costs of pollution taxes and quotas. Under policies that raise revenue and recycle it through cuts in marginal factor tax rates,...
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influence the costs of regulation and seriously militate against pollution abatement policies that do not raise revenue. Indeed …-tax returns to factors associated with the higher production costs caused by environmental regulation. This effect leads to … are relevant to government regulation outside the environmental area. To the extent that government regulations of …
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than under perfect competition. At the macroeconomic level, the total costs of environmental regulation under imperfect …
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