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The emissions trading paradox

European Journal of Operational Research, 2010
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Florian Jaehn, Peter Letmathe
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Taxing international emissions trading

Energy Economics, 2013
We investigate the efficiency and effectiveness consequences of emissions trading taxation. A theoretical partial equilibrium model is developed, showing that permits taxation distorts the equilibrium price and abatement efforts. Potentially counterintuitive conclusions concerning the tax revenue are also derived.
COSTANTINI, VALERIA   +9 more
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EU emissions trading system

2021
This chapter explores the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) for greenhouse gases. The EU ETS is described and analyzed from a cost-effectiveness and solidarity point of view. It is concluded that the EU ETS is a quite successful but also complex and sub-optimal instrument of climate law with some inefficient design elements.
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An evolutionary defense of emissions trading

2006
Based on static arguments, 'standard' environmental economics considers emissions trading to be more effective and efficient than other policy instruments. However, in one section of a much broader article on sustainable development policies, Rammel and Van den Bergh (2003) argue that the economic superiority of tradable permits is not evident from an ...
Woerdman, E., de Vries, F.P.
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Emissions Trading

2014
This encyclopedia entry summarizes the theory and practice of emissions trading as a market-based instrument to achieve an environmental target in a cost-effective way by allowing legal entities to buy and sell emission rights. In theory, there are three basic design variants of emissions trading: cap-and-trade (allowance trading), performance standard
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European Emissions Trading Scheme

2017
In response to the Kyoto Protocol the European Union implemented the European Emission Trading Scheme (EU-ETS). Starting in 2005 the scheme had initially been limited to certain stationary installations. Since 2012 it has been extended to encompass emissions from aviation activities as well.
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Emissions Trading

2021
Roger Raufer   +2 more
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