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Demand Shocks Change the Excess Burden From Carbon Taxes
... is a maintained assumption about the prospect for short-run abatement via factor substitution. In the calculation of the effective carbon taxes, production is treated as fixed factor and abatement occurs ...
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State-Level Carbon Taxes and the Dormant Commerce Clause: Can Formulary Apportionment Save the World?
... Even more perplexing, if Oregon is to truly achieve its goals, it will need also to use approximations based on the origin of goods and services. That is, it is likely cheaper to produce concrete in a state that has ...
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BUDGET PERSPECTIVES 2020, PAPER 1 CARBON TAXES AND COMPENSATION OPTIONS June 2019
... indirect taxes (VAT and excise duties, including carbon taxes) paid by Irish households on the basis of their reported expenditure, collected by the CSO’s nationally representative ...the ...
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What do we know about carbon taxes? an inquiry into their impacts on competitiveness and distribution of income
... energy/carbon taxes, it is necessary to distinguish energy products ...same taxes to be imposed on imported-like (energy) products and the rebate of indirect taxes on exported domestic ...
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The Economic Effects of Carbon Taxes
... However, with the acceleration in economic growth in the past hundred years, accompanied by a wider and more concentrated use of energy, environmental externalities have the potential of[r] ...
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Tradeable Allowances and Carbon Taxes: Cost Effective Policy Responses to Global Warming
... The estimated CO2 emissions of sources subject to the carbon tax are subtracted from the national target to get the quantity of permits available for larger sources. That quantity could [r] ...
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... Although outside the scope of this brief policy note, these correlates in Makridis (2013b) are used as motivation for developing a much more rigorous quantitative model of the general equilibrium feedbacks in an economy ...
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Carbon pricing and deep decarbonisation
... existing carbon taxes, for instance, con fi rms their ability to lower emissions relative to a business-as-usual ...Norwegian carbon tax implemented in 1991 contributed to reducing emissions per unit ...
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Growth impacts of Swiss steering-based climate policies
... with carbon abatement goals (Swiss Federal Council, 2015a, ...uniform carbon tax in the economy, (2) differentiated taxes for the sectors regulated by the emission trading system (ETS) and non-ETS ...
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Energy Taxes and Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Australia
... and carbon taxes differ in their non-greenhouse ...but carbon taxes are not adopted, the reason may be that the non-greenhouse effects of the carbon tax are considered ...a ...
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Multi-model comparison of Swiss decarbonization scenarios
... uniform carbon tax may be motivated by a so-called tax interaction ...high taxes on transport fuels create a situation where carbon taxation induces emission reductions in a sector where fuel use is ...
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Comments on a Hybrid Mechanism of Carbon Reduction for China
... of carbon tax and ...by carbon taxes according to actual or a fixed amount of carbon ...and carbon tax so as to the carbon tax can be converted to charges of Cap-and-Trade in a ...
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Carbon taxation in Ireland: Distributional effects of revenue recycling policies Quarterly Economic Commentary Special Article, Summer 2019
... by carbon taxation, which requires the use of microdata. Research on carbon taxation that does rely on Irish microdata includes Scott and Eakins, 2004 and Callan et ...2009. Carbon taxes are ...
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What Factors Drive Inequalities in Carbon Tax Incidence? Decomposing Socioeconomic Inequalities in Carbon Tax Incidence in Ireland ESRI WP519 November 2015
... fuel-related carbon tax inequalities, there is evidence to support incentives for less carbon-intensive space heating ...as carbon taxes affect the marginal cost of consumption, a temporal ...
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The Impact of Indirect Taxes on Economic Growth
... 28 The link between taxation and economic growth is a strong one. Fiscal policy instruments can have a positive or negative impact on economic growth. The most important indirect taxes are VAT and excise duties. ...
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Distributional implications of environmental taxation in Denmark
... related taxes on both households and producing ...these taxes, placing the majority of the direct tax burden on ...green taxes were first introduced in 1992 and now constitute around 15% of the ...
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The Basics of Taxes
... of paycheck (except for self- employed) • Individuals who earn income from working for pay • Employers • Social Security program • Medicare program.. What is Medicare[r] ...
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Taxes For Dummies.pdf
... Preparers make the most sense for folks who don’t have complicated financial lives, who are budget-minded, and who dislike doing their own taxes. If you aren’t good about hanging onto receipts or don’t want to ...
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Wealth Distribution and the Provision of Public Goods: Evidence from the United States
... The aim of this paper is to provide a careful empirical test of the relationship between public goods provision and inequality, and to consider what conclusions can usefully be drawn regarding the median voter model. ...
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Fuel Exemptions, Revenue Recycling, Equity and Efficiency: Evaluating Post-Kyoto Policies for Switzerland
... distortionary taxes may increase economic activity and, by propelling energy demand, make higher carbon prices necessary to achieve a given reduction ...target. Carbon prices reported may seem high ...
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