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Wie eine Abgabe auf CO2 Anklang findet

Philippe Thalmann
2017
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CO2– und andere Lenkungsabgaben gelten als ein wirksames Mittel zur Erreichung umwelt- und klimapolitischer Ziele. Teile der Öffentlichkeit begegnen solchen Abgaben allerdings mit Skepsis. Eine Untersuchung im Auftrag des Bundesamts für Energie benennt nun Faktoren, die die Akzeptanz von Lenkungsabgaben beeinflussen.

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