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Carbon Taxes and Carbon Emissions Trading

Journal of Economic Surveys, 2001
This paper surveys the literature on, and examples of current implementation of, carbon taxes and carbon emission permits. It sets out the theoretical basis for these instruments, with special reference to the revenue‐recycling and tax interaction effects.
Paul Elkins, Terry Baker
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International Trade and Carbon Emissions

The European Journal of Development Research, 2012
Using panel data, we find evidence for significant direct and indirect effects of trade on carbon emissions. Trade tends to increase the emissions burden, especially in those less industrialized countries. We also find evidence for a U-shaped relationship between income per capita and carbon emissions. We discuss the effectiveness of emission reduction
Richard Kozul-Wright, Piergiuseppe Fortunato   +1 more
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Is carbon emissions trading profitable?

Economic Modelling, 2015
The European Carbon Emissions Trading Scheme introduced in 2005 has led to both spot and futures market trading of carbon emissions. However, despite seven years of trading, we have no knowledge on how profitable carbon emissions trading is. In this paper, we first test whether carbon forward returns predict carbon spot returns. We find strong evidence
Paresh Kumar Narayan, Susan Sunila Sharma   +1 more
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Carbon Pricing and Emissions Trading

2021
Carbon pricing is about the explicit pricing of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, of which carbon dioxide is the most important. GHG emissions, which are normally measured in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent units, are responsible for global warming and hence the greatest environmental externality of our age.
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Carbon Emissions Trading

2013
China’s Carbon trading system is developed from her experience of participation in CDM projects. Chinese government’s resolution to reduce carbon emissions serves as a key drive for China’s carbon trading system. Pilot carbon trading centers have been set up.
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Carbon Emission and Global Trade Sustainability

2022
Abstract Climate change is one of the greatest challenges for the earth that is mostly driven by human actions. The rapid increase of world population forces the businesses to reach the economies of scale. Digital and technological transformation of the world, thanks to “Industry 4.0,” provides new opportunities for production as well
Hakan Tunahan, Halil Şimdi
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Carbon Emissions Embodied in Trade

2016
This chapter will analyze China’s carbon emissions embodied in domestic and international trade, based on the consumption emission accounting.
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Carbon emission trading and technology innovation for low-carbon emission

2011 International Conference on Electrical and Control Engineering, 2011
Considering the low-carbon technology spillover, the three-stage game model shows that the equivalent carbon price is not a definite value, but a variable in the certain interval. Meanwhile, the carbon emission limit and time are relevant to determine the balance of the carbon price. At first time, the lowest price may be higher in order to promote the
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Personal carbon trading in the context of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme

Climate Policy, 2010
Although several personal carbon trading (PCT) scheme designs have been mapped, the practical challenges in the context of existing EU climate policies have not been addressed in detail.
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Carbon emission trading scheme and earnings smoothness

Journal of Accounting Literature
Purpose The objective of this study is to investigate how the implementation of an Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) influences an ETS-regulated firm’s level of earnings smoothness. Design/methodology/approach Using a staggered difference ...
June Cao, Zijie Huang, Ari Budi Kristanto, Millie Liew   +3 more
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