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Who pays for higher carbon prices in OECD countries? Monitoring households’ adjustment burdens

Climate change and climate-change mitigation both have potentially major distributional effects. The distribution of the costs of climate-change mitigation, in turn, is among the main drivers of voter support for necessary policy action (Dechezleprêtre, et al., 2022). Carbon pricing aims to narrow the gaps between private and social costs of greenhouse gas emissions and is… Continue reading Who pays for higher carbon prices in OECD countries? Monitoring households’ adjustment burdens