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The Political Economy of Environmental Taxes

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The Political Economy of Environmental Taxes Synopsis

Environmental taxes are considered one of the most attractive environmental policy instruments. However, many problems still prevent their widespread implementation. This impressive book offers a comprehensive, global and innovative treatment of the environmental tax issue. The author provides detailed economic analysis as well as practical policy suggestions and presenting numerous examples that have been successful in addressing complex issues as well as considering questions including: how should the instrument be designed? what to do with the tax revenues? how taxes could be made acceptable for industry, politicians and voters an analysis of the ethical issues of environmental taxation. This comprehensive treatment of environmental taxes will ensure the book's appeal to researchers, academics and students. It will also be of immense value to those working with the environment, as well as providing practical solutions to implementation problems faced by civil servants in central and local government.

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ISBN: 9781840641851
Publication date: 25th November 1999
Author: Nicolas Wallart
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 224 pages
Series: New Horizons in Environmental Economics series
Genres: Environmental economics
Industry and industrial studies
Public finance and taxation