Energy

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Label

Energy

Instantiates

• Energy

Publication

• Arlington, Tax Analysts, 2006

Contents

• Tax credits ease economy's switch to coal
• Sullivan ;, M.A.
• p. 20-27
• The carbon tax name game
• Sullivan ;, M.A.
• p. 28-33
• Wind credits and clean air
• Sullivan ;, M.A.
• p. 34-47
• A better way to subsidize ethanol
• Sullivan ;, M.A.
• p. 48-60
• The windfall profit tax : career of a concept
• Thorndike ;, J.J.
• p. 76-79
• Has the time come for a refundable gas tax?
• Thorndike ;, J.J.
• p. 80-83
• Saving the planet : one tax at a time
• Phillips ;, C.
• p. 124-127
• Australia's energy tax regime relies on VAT, excise tax
• Ashiabor ;, H.
• p. 128-129
• Fuel and energy taxation in Brazil is a work in progress
• Soares da Silva ;, D.R.R.
• p. 130-132
• Germany's new energy tax act : a sign of progress?
• Mehling ;, M.A.
• p. 132-135
• Iran encourages alternative fuels development
• Reza Saveji ;, M.
• p. 136-137
• Sweden's 'green tax' reform may suffer setbacks
• Mutén ;, L.
• p. 137-139
• Turkey addresses consumption, lacks green policy
• Üzeltürk ;, H.
• p. 140-141
• Energy sector contributes greatly to Ukraine tax system
• Loboda, O.
• Logunova ;, Y.
• p. 142-144
• Venezuela offers few incentives for environmental preservation
• Evans ;, R.
• p. 144-146

Extent

146 p.

Isbn

9780918255808

Record ID

u68384