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Experts highlight carbon pricing's role in reducing emissions, with the EU leading and the U.S. relying on state-level efforts and incentives. Climate taxation can raise costs but is deflationary long-term as renewables become cheaper. Emerging economies need support for low-carbon growth.
Rajgopal, Shiva +2 more
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Environmental science and pollution research international, 2022
Jingtao Li +4 more
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Jingtao Li +4 more
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2011
So why does the idea of a carbon tax remain in political purgatory? Even detractors of carbon taxes would generally concede, in candid conversation, that a carbon tax is at least as effective or nearly as effective in reducing carbon dioxide emissions as other options, especially since most countries already collect taxes on fossil fuels.
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So why does the idea of a carbon tax remain in political purgatory? Even detractors of carbon taxes would generally concede, in candid conversation, that a carbon tax is at least as effective or nearly as effective in reducing carbon dioxide emissions as other options, especially since most countries already collect taxes on fossil fuels.
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Annales des Mines - Responsabilité et environnement, 2012
Yves Martin, Michel Rocard
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Yves Martin, Michel Rocard
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International Journal of Production Economics
Jiawen Hua, Kai Wang, Jun Lin, Y. Qian
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Jiawen Hua, Kai Wang, Jun Lin, Y. Qian
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2015
The failure of markets to price carbon emissions appropriately leads to excessive fuel use and induces global warming. This column suggests a new, back-of-the-envelope rule for calculating the global carbon price. The authors find that fighting global warming requires a price of around $15 per ton of emitted CO2, or $0.13 per gallon of gasoline.
Rezai, Armon, van der Ploeg, Frederick
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The failure of markets to price carbon emissions appropriately leads to excessive fuel use and induces global warming. This column suggests a new, back-of-the-envelope rule for calculating the global carbon price. The authors find that fighting global warming requires a price of around $15 per ton of emitted CO2, or $0.13 per gallon of gasoline.
Rezai, Armon, van der Ploeg, Frederick
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