Is an eco-border tax the way to go with carbon pricing?
Economics: John McDermott says carbon prices vary widely.
John McDermott
Tue, 02 Jul 2019
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Done well, carbon pricing is one of the most effective policy instruments that a government can use to make the transition toward a zero-net-emission economy.
Globally, the price of carbon varies widely. The prices in existing initiatives around the world range from a little over $1 to nearly
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John McDermott
Tue, 02 Jul 2019
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