The Political Economy of Hybrid Approaches to a U.S. Carbon Tax: A Perspective from the Policy World
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Some observers have proposed the elimination of this statutory authority to regulate GHGs in exchange for a carbon tax or other new climate legislation (Morris and Mathur 2014; Taylor 2015; Aldy 2016; Rorke 2017; Bailey and Bertelson 2018).
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