When dealing with economic public goods like global warming, it is necessary to reach
through governments to the multitude of firms and Consumers who make the vast number of …

The use of some kind of carbon tax is often proposed as part of an international climate
policy. In particular, an international climate convention may require a harmonization of …

Aims of the Study This chapter is concerned with the possible use of carbon (dioxide)
taxation measures in the context of domestic policies directed at the prevention of global …

The main aim of this article is to discusses theoretical issues regarding the use of carbon
taxes in climate policy. The issues include inter alia: the definition of carbon and CO2 taxes …

From the late 1980s to 1996, debates on economic incentives aiming at curbing greenhouse
gas emissions focused on a uniform international carbon tax. There are many historical …

The use of some kind of carbon tax is often proposed as part of an international climate
policy. One possibility could be an international climate agreement requiring a …

Carbon taxation, in the form of taxes on fossil fuels in relation to their carbon content is an
obvious instrument for introducing the long-term costs of climate change into the price …

This paper examines the effects of introducing a tax on carbon dioxide emissions produced
by combustion processes in OECD-European countries. A sectoral model of energy …

A uniform global carbon price (and prices on other greenhouse gases in proportion to their
warming potential), delivered either by carbon taxes or carbon trading, would be an ideal …

In response to mounting scientific evidence that human activities are contributing
significantly to global climate change 1, decision makers are giving growing attention to …