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Recycling carbon tax revenue to maximize welfare

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Green taxes, R&D investments, and emission abatement

Yin, Di; Youngho, Chang - 2020

This study explores how energy tax influences energy R&D investments, which further affect economic welfare, carbon emissions, and climate change under various emission abatement policies. Energy tax, as a market-based instrument, aims to adjust the energy R&D investments to the optimal level....

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