These days, climate change issues and their impacts on the economy, social and natural
system of countries have become the main concern of worldwide, even for those countries …

We examine how a European carbon price will affect citizens by studying its incidence on
households in 23 countries of the EU. At the national level, the distributional impact before …

While the economic case for carbon pricing is compelling, public support for it remains low.
Using a stated-choice experiment with a sample of 6000 German household heads, we …

There is a growing interest in using carbon taxes to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, not
only in industrialized economies but also in develo** economies. Many countries have …

In this paper we analyze the relationship between social inequality and climate change
policy actions in African countries. We examine whether the needs of the poor influence …

The social consequences of carbon taxation are closely related to the income and
expenditure patterns of private households. This paper combines the national Household …

Previous research has generally concluded that carbon tax is regressive, despite its efficacy
in reducing emissions. This paper takes a deeper dive to explore the validity of this assertion …

The distributional consequences of environmental policies are a major issue for the public
acceptability of energy transitions, as the Yellow-vest demonstrations highlighted. Our …

In this paper we identify policy implications for implementing carbon pricing in Austria, taking
into account model structure uncertainty. Methodologically, we compare the results of two …

One reason carbon prices are difficult to implement is that they might imply high additional
costs on poor and vulnerable households. In response, studies often highlight that recycling …