Are Carbon Taxes Regressive in India? Evidence from NSSO Data
Bhat A.A.
This paper analyzes the regressivity of carbon taxes in India using NSSO data, estimating burden across income groups and providing policy implications.
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Bhat A.A.
This paper analyzes the regressivity of carbon taxes in India using NSSO data, estimating burden across income groups and providing policy implications.
Tedeschi M.
This paper analyzes the relationship between carbon prices and renewable electricity deployment across different phases of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS). It aims to clarify how policy effects vary by stage.
Tan X.
This study examines the influence of national culture on the adoption of internal carbon pricing (ICP) by corporations. It analyzes how cultural factors shape corporate attitudes toward climate action and identifies drivers for ICP implemen…
Muzi Chen, Difang Huang, Shouyang Wang +1
Firms covered by emissions trading systems need forecasts to value allowances and decide when to buy them. This paper tests whether EUA prices have short-horizon predictability that improves compliance procurement. Using daily data from 201…
Bollino C.A.
This paper examines carbon pricing and green financing policy options for Saudi Arabia, aiming to balance economic growth with environmental goals.
Adediran I.A.
This paper analyzes the impact of policy and geopolitical uncertainty on carbon trading. It examines how uncertainty affects carbon prices and market stability, offering insights for GX policy.
Morone P.
Analyzes the impact of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on Global South countries, examining international spillover effects and equity implications of carbon pricing policies.
Zwickl-Bernhard S.
This paper analyzes the impact of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on the LNG market, focusing on carbon price and uncertainty from major suppliers. It explores how CBAM may affect LNG pricing and supply security, highlighti…
Jiayu Shen, Lian Shi, Kai Zhu
This study addresses the coordination problem of a coal-power supply chain under stochastic carbon price fluctuations. It proposes a hybrid contract with risk-sharing mechanisms to optimize the entire supply chain and manage risks under car…
Zhongxiu Chen, Zhehao Huang, C ZHANG +1
This paper proposes a carbon price dynamics model combining jump-diffusion and higher-order hidden Markov switching. It captures price volatility and regime shifts in carbon markets, aiding forecasting and risk management.
Ashish Kumar Routray, S. Sahoo, Swagatika Dehury +1
This paper proposes a three-warehouse deteriorating inventory model incorporating carbon trading and trade credit under fuzzy demand. It minimizes total cost and analyzes how carbon quota prices and trading limits affect inventory policies.
Pyung Kim
Using South Korea's unique dual regulatory framework where an ETS and a command-and-control program (TMS) operate in parallel, this study compares carbon pricing with prescriptive regulation at the firm level. Difference-in-differences anal…
Sahedev
This paper proposes a sustainable inventory management model for perishable goods using a fuzzy EOQ model that incorporates a carbon tax policy. It derives inventory policies balancing economic efficiency and environmental impact by account…
Bhardwaj M.
This paper proposes a strategic framework integrating carbon markets with innovative financial instruments for climate finance and risk management. Based solely on the title, it likely explores how carbon credits can be packaged into financ…
Christi Kesh, Srishti Singh, Darshna Singh +3
This paper explores pathways to scale durable carbon dioxide removal (CDR) through carbon markets in India. It analyzes policy frameworks and market mechanisms to identify conditions necessary for scaling CDR.
Charis Enns, Brock Bersaglio
This article examines the relationship between carbon projects and agrarian change in pastoral rangelands, using the voluntary carbon market in East Africa as a case study. Drawing on Bernstein's 'three problematics' of agrarian studies, it…
Dong Boi Giang Phan, Thi Man Le, Ngọc Ngân Hà Trần +3
This paper qualitatively explores the potential of integrating carbon credits into CSR in the Vietnamese market. Through semi-structured interviews, it identifies four drivers: environmental performance, regulatory influence, financial moti…
Tomohiro Kuwae
This study introduces the concept of 'trust inflation' in carbon credit markets, where eligibility rules are interpreted as assurance of credit integrity beyond what evidence and governance support. This can substitute for independent asses…
Christi Kesh, Aparna Sharma, Vaibhav Chaturvedi
This paper examines challenges and potential pathways for voluntary carbon markets, focusing on transparency, credibility, and scalability. It discusses quality standards for carbon credits and prevention of double counting, offering policy…
Aparna Sharma, Mari Luomi, Darshna Singh
This paper analyzes the effectiveness of carbon markets in emerging economies, focusing on compliance design choices, offsetting mechanisms, and harmonization. It provides policy insights for balancing emission reduction targets and market …
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