The carbon tax and its social acceptability
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2020.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : In the Paris Climate Agreement (2015), the international community vowed to keep global warming under 2°C and set carbon neutrality as a priority. Economists usually translate such climate goals into a price or a tax on greenhouse gases. But a simple tax on carbon is not necessarily socially acceptable, in other words, socially fair and able to gain the support of citizens.
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In the Paris Climate Agreement (2015), the international community vowed to keep global warming under 2°C and set carbon neutrality as a priority. Economists usually translate such climate goals into a price or a tax on greenhouse gases. But a simple tax on carbon is not necessarily socially acceptable, in other words, socially fair and able to gain the support of citizens.
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