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Gradual Introduction of Coercive Instruments in Climate Policy

Philippe Thalmann
2008
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Abstract

Acceptance is the key problem of carbon taxes. This chapter is about acceptance building, ie devising a mechanism for the gradual preparation of the population and the economy in order to implement a carbon tax. It draws on experiences in Switzerland, where voluntary approaches were combined with a carbon dioxide (CO2) tax.

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