Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7470622 | Global Environmental Change | 2014 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
We find that both (global) cost-effectiveness and justice can be improved if the unilateral climate policies of industrialized countries are based on emissions from consumption. There are preconditions, however, the switch in the policy base must be accompanied by clean technology transfer, and if implemented by border carbon adjustments, import tax revenues need to be channeled to developing and emerging economies. We further show that in such a setting, export rebates are of minor importance for efficiency and justice.
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Authors
Karl Steininger, Christian Lininger, Susanne Droege, Dominic Roser, Luke Tomlinson, Lukas Meyer,