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A CGE assessment of the Australian carbon tax policy

International Journal of Global Energy Issues, 2013
In July 2012, the Australian Government introduced a price on carbon at an initial price of $23 per tonne. Despite the detailed modelling undertaken by the Commonwealth Treasury, there has been continuing speculation about the economic impact of the carbon tax in Australia.
Mahinda Siriwardana, Sam Meng, Judith McNeill   +2 more
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CARBON TAXES, DEFICITS, AND ENERGY POLICY INTERACTIONS

National Tax Journal, 2015
The United States faces the challenge of bringing its federal budget deficit under control, while also reducing its greenhouse gas emissions.
Sebastian Rausch, John Reilly
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Tax Carbon Policy

The transition to a green economy has been widely discussed around the world as a response to the worsening climate change crisis. Carbon tax is predicted to be a significant first step. The authors conducted in-depth interviews related to the carbon tax policy as a momentum to accelerate the sustainability of Indonesia's economic growth that is in ...
I. Made Laut Mertha Jaya, Miguel Angel Esquivias Padilla   +1 more
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Complexity and Control of Multichannel Supply Chain Under Carbon Tax Policy

International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos, 2021
Considering the trends of the carbon tax and online retail market, a comparative study on the order quantity strategy of supply chain under two carbon tax policies are conducted. A multichannel supply chain model is constructed in this work under the flat carbon tax policy and progressive carbon tax policy.
Yi Tian, Junhai Ma, Zongxian Wang, Lei Xie   +3 more
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The Carbon Tax Policy Effect on Energy Intensity in Canada

Journal of Economic Studies
Purpose This study aims to analyze the impacts of carbon policy on energy intensity across Canadian provinces and industries. This detailed analysis allows for a nuanced understanding of how distinct provinces, categorized as either energy-rich or less energy-endowed, respond differently to policy and economic ...
Saeed Moshiri, Mahzad Pourmand
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Carbon tariffs and environmental policy: Taxes versus standards

International Journal of Economic Theory
AbstractThis paper compares different environmental policies under free‐trade and carbon tariffs. Our findings are as follows. First, taxes and standards of exporting countries become laxer under carbon tariffs than free trade. Next, if an importing country adopts free trade, its welfare is relatively lower (higher) under taxes when the marginal ...
Wu, Tsaur-Chin, Lin, Chin-Ho, Chang, Chia-Jen   +2 more
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The Impact of Government's Carbon Tax Policy on Enterprise's Carbon Emission

2011 Fourth International Joint Conference on Computational Sciences and Optimization, 2011
Enterprise is the main energy consumer and carbon emitter in an economy, how to reduce the enterprise's carbon emission during the processes of production is an important standard to evaluate effectiveness of the government's carbon tax policy. By establishing a carbon tax model for a representative enterprise, this paper analysis the changes of inputs
Guoxing Zhang, Jianpeng Zhou, Peng Liu, Hua Zhang   +3 more
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Carbon tax policy analysis based on distribution channel strategy

Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2021
This paper establishes a theoretical model to study the carbon tax policy based on a firm's different distribution channel strategy. First, we examine the firm's optimal distribution channel strategies in the absence of government policy intervention. Then, on the assumption that the firm is owned by the society as a whole and taking into account the ...
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Biofuel Policies: Subsidy vs. Carbon Tax

2014
Large-scale deployment of cleaner energy sources and technologies through targeted policies is a key measure to reduce GHG emissions. Biofuels are such cleaner sources of energy particularly for the transport sector, a sector that offers only limited options to reduce emissions compared to other sectors such as power and industry.
Govinda R. Timilsina, Stefan Csordás, Simon Mevel   +2 more
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The Carbon Tax: Economic and Policy Issues

1993
This chapter brings together much of the arguments and debate about the carbon tax which have been set out earlier and puts them in the context of the European Commission’s (CEC) proposals for a carbon/energy tax as analysed by Data Resources Incorporated (DRI, 1991 and 1992) in the study underlying the CEC proposals and reported above in Chapter 2.1 ...
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