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The Resource Green fiscal reform for a sustainable future : reform, innovation and renewable energy

Green fiscal reform for a sustainable future : reform, innovation and renewable energy

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Summary
This book focuses on achieving a sustainable future through the reform of green fiscal policy. It provides contributions from various authors reviewing the development of fiscal carbon policy, considering the impact of green taxation on trade and competition, analysing the lessons learned from national experiences with fuel and energy pricing, and evaluating a variety of green economic instruments. The book is structured as follows: part I: Fiscal carbon policy development; part II: Trade, taxation and sustainability; part III: National experiences with fuel and energy pricing and, part IV: Evaluating green economic instruments
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
xii, 230 p.
Contents
  • A good FACT for climate change mitigation
  • Brandimarte, C.
  • ; p. 3-16
  • Tax credit hypothesis to coordinate the EU ETS and EU energy tax systems
  • Del Federico, L.
  • Giorgi, S.
  • ; p. 17-30
  • Carbon policy in Australia - a political history
  • Guglyuvatyy, E.
  • Stoianoff, N.P.
  • ; p. 31-52
  • Trends in the greening of energy and vehicle tax systems - Japan and the EU
  • Naito, A.
  • Motoki, Y.
  • ; p. 53-73
  • CO2 in goods
  • Gerbeti, A.
  • ; p. 77-92
  • The global natural resource consumption tax
  • Joseph, S-A.
  • ; p. 93-108
  • Potential environmental impact of the Australia-South Korea Free Trade Agreement and fiscal intervention
  • Tan, S.L.
  • ; p. 109-123
  • The impact of environmental taxes on enterprises behavior and competitiveness - China's iron and steel industry
  • Wu, J.
  • Wang. X.
  • Yang, Z.
  • ; p. 124-137
  • Distributional effects of motor-fuel taxation in the Czech Republic
  • Bruha, J.
  • Bruhová-Foltýnová, H.
  • Pisa, V.
  • ; p. 141-154
  • Renewable electricity support in the EU - what lessons can be learned?
  • Kettner, C.
  • Kletzan-Slamanig
  • ; p. 155-168
  • Protecting Australian gas resource and the need to reserve and promote the use of natural gas for Australian industries
  • Pearce, P.
  • ; p. 169-183
  • The Australian Renewable Energy Target scheme : a case study of the impact of uncertainty on a market-based mechanism
  • Leary, D.
  • ; p. 187-203
  • Economic instruments in pollution law in New South Wales, Australia : a case for greater use and refinement
  • Wright, S.
  • ; p. 204-220
Isbn
9781786431189
Instance
Label
Green fiscal reform for a sustainable future : reform, innovation and renewable energy
Title
Green fiscal reform for a sustainable future : reform, innovation and renewable energy
Contributor
Subject
Language
eng
Summary
This book focuses on achieving a sustainable future through the reform of green fiscal policy. It provides contributions from various authors reviewing the development of fiscal carbon policy, considering the impact of green taxation on trade and competition, analysing the lessons learned from national experiences with fuel and energy pricing, and evaluating a variety of green economic instruments. The book is structured as follows: part I: Fiscal carbon policy development; part II: Trade, taxation and sustainability; part III: National experiences with fuel and energy pricing and, part IV: Evaluating green economic instruments
Geographic coverage
  • European Union
  • International
Index
no index present
Language note
English
Literary form
non fiction
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • Stoianoff, N.P
  • Kreiser, L
  • Butcher, B
  • Milne, J.E
  • Ashiabor, H
Series statement
Critical issues in environmental taxation
Series volume
vol. XVII
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • tax reform
  • green taxation
  • energy tax
  • natural resources
  • environmental tax
  • emission rights
  • consumption tax
  • free trade agreement
  • fuel tax
  • exemption
  • tax credit
  • motor vehicles tax
Label
Green fiscal reform for a sustainable future : reform, innovation and renewable energy
Instantiates
Publication
Contents
  • A good FACT for climate change mitigation
  • Brandimarte, C.
  • ; p. 3-16
  • Tax credit hypothesis to coordinate the EU ETS and EU energy tax systems
  • Del Federico, L.
  • Giorgi, S.
  • ; p. 17-30
  • Carbon policy in Australia - a political history
  • Guglyuvatyy, E.
  • Stoianoff, N.P.
  • ; p. 31-52
  • Trends in the greening of energy and vehicle tax systems - Japan and the EU
  • Naito, A.
  • Motoki, Y.
  • ; p. 53-73
  • CO2 in goods
  • Gerbeti, A.
  • ; p. 77-92
  • The global natural resource consumption tax
  • Joseph, S-A.
  • ; p. 93-108
  • Potential environmental impact of the Australia-South Korea Free Trade Agreement and fiscal intervention
  • Tan, S.L.
  • ; p. 109-123
  • The impact of environmental taxes on enterprises behavior and competitiveness - China's iron and steel industry
  • Wu, J.
  • Wang. X.
  • Yang, Z.
  • ; p. 124-137
  • Distributional effects of motor-fuel taxation in the Czech Republic
  • Bruha, J.
  • Bruhová-Foltýnová, H.
  • Pisa, V.
  • ; p. 141-154
  • Renewable electricity support in the EU - what lessons can be learned?
  • Kettner, C.
  • Kletzan-Slamanig
  • ; p. 155-168
  • Protecting Australian gas resource and the need to reserve and promote the use of natural gas for Australian industries
  • Pearce, P.
  • ; p. 169-183
  • The Australian Renewable Energy Target scheme : a case study of the impact of uncertainty on a market-based mechanism
  • Leary, D.
  • ; p. 187-203
  • Economic instruments in pollution law in New South Wales, Australia : a case for greater use and refinement
  • Wright, S.
  • ; p. 204-220
Extent
xii, 230 p.
Isbn
9781786431189
Isbn Type
(print)
Label
Green fiscal reform for a sustainable future : reform, innovation and renewable energy
Publication
Contents
  • A good FACT for climate change mitigation
  • Brandimarte, C.
  • ; p. 3-16
  • Tax credit hypothesis to coordinate the EU ETS and EU energy tax systems
  • Del Federico, L.
  • Giorgi, S.
  • ; p. 17-30
  • Carbon policy in Australia - a political history
  • Guglyuvatyy, E.
  • Stoianoff, N.P.
  • ; p. 31-52
  • Trends in the greening of energy and vehicle tax systems - Japan and the EU
  • Naito, A.
  • Motoki, Y.
  • ; p. 53-73
  • CO2 in goods
  • Gerbeti, A.
  • ; p. 77-92
  • The global natural resource consumption tax
  • Joseph, S-A.
  • ; p. 93-108
  • Potential environmental impact of the Australia-South Korea Free Trade Agreement and fiscal intervention
  • Tan, S.L.
  • ; p. 109-123
  • The impact of environmental taxes on enterprises behavior and competitiveness - China's iron and steel industry
  • Wu, J.
  • Wang. X.
  • Yang, Z.
  • ; p. 124-137
  • Distributional effects of motor-fuel taxation in the Czech Republic
  • Bruha, J.
  • Bruhová-Foltýnová, H.
  • Pisa, V.
  • ; p. 141-154
  • Renewable electricity support in the EU - what lessons can be learned?
  • Kettner, C.
  • Kletzan-Slamanig
  • ; p. 155-168
  • Protecting Australian gas resource and the need to reserve and promote the use of natural gas for Australian industries
  • Pearce, P.
  • ; p. 169-183
  • The Australian Renewable Energy Target scheme : a case study of the impact of uncertainty on a market-based mechanism
  • Leary, D.
  • ; p. 187-203
  • Economic instruments in pollution law in New South Wales, Australia : a case for greater use and refinement
  • Wright, S.
  • ; p. 204-220
Extent
xii, 230 p.
Isbn
9781786431189
Isbn Type
(print)

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