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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
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 revenue.
Donald B. Marron, Eric J. Toder
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Investment in Low Carbon Emission under Different Carbon Tax Policies

2012 Fifth International Joint Conference on Computational Sciences and Optimization, 2012
The manufacturing activities of an enterprise can be categorized as production with high and low carbon emissions. The evolutionary path of enterprises is analyzed on the basis of a construction of the evolutionary game model. And then carbon tax which is regarded as an effective method to reduce emissions is tested.
Guoxing Zhang +3 more
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Evaluating Carbon Tax Policy: Methodological Reassessment of a Natural Experiment

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Heralded as the grand experiment in carbon tax policy, the Canadian province of British Columbia was at the forefront of North American environmental policy when it implemented a carbon tax in 2008. Despite being well-lauded in the literature, new data seems to suggest that CO2 emissions and fossil fuel consumption have in fact risen in recent years ...
Andres Arcila, John D. Baker
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13. climate action
carbon tax
7. clean energy

11. sustainability
12. responsible consumption
1. no poverty

8. economic growth
climate change
carbon emissions