Revenue recycling: How governments can address carbon pricing trade-offs

Published 23 November 2022

While carbon taxes can disproportionately hurt the poor, governments can plough back some of this revenue to mitigate inequities, while incentivising low-carbon technological alternatives.

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While carbon taxes can disproportionately hurt the poor, governments can plough back some of this revenue to mitigate inequities, while incentivising low-carbon technological alternatives.

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Date	23 November 2022
Type	Op-eds/Interviews/Press Releases
Contributors	Krithika Ravishankar
Publisher	Eco-Business
Related Areas	Climate Change Mitigation Sustainable and Secure Future
Tage	Revenue recycling: How governments can address carbon pricing trade-offs

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