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Journal Article
CARBON TAX COMPETITIVENESS CONCERNS: ASSESSING A BEST PRACTICES CARBON CREDIT
2017
Overview
This paper considers how industry focused revenue rebating could be used to address competitiveness concerns arising from a unilaterally imposed carbon tax. It focuses on the use of output-based carbon credits tied to best practices in the sector and considers its efficiency and administrative characteristics. It also investigates whether firms have sufficient tax appetite to use such a credit. Such a credit for firms in energy intensive, trade exposed (EITE) sectors could provide compensation for firms and mitigate to some extent competitiveness issues. Some firms, however, would not be able to utilize all of their carbon credits due to insufficient tax appetite.
Publisher
National Tax Association,The University of Chicago Press,University of Chicago Press
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