Carbon Taxes
The ACCF makes the case that, given the need to maintain strong U.S.
economic growth and energy security, policymakers should develop a flexible
longterm approach to the potential threat of global warming based on technological
innovation, positive tax policies to promote investment in less-carbon
emitting equipment, and bilateral cooperation with developing countries.
The links below lead to ACCF special reports and Congressional Testimonies
regarding carbon taxes.
Economic Pain Of
Carbon Cuts Will Be Global
Investor's Business Daily, April 14, 2008
Impact
of Carbon Caps on the U.S. Economy and Energy Investments
June 5, 2003
Kyoto
Protocol and Beyond: The High Economic Cost to the United States
June 2002
The
Kyoto Protocol: Impact of Climate Change Policy on
U.S. Economic Growth and Environmental Quality
October
6, 1998
Climate
Mitigation Policy and U.S. Economic Growth
April 23, 1998
The Impact
of Carbon Dioxide Emission Reductions on Living Standards and Lifestyles
October 1995
Developing
a Framework for Short- and Long-Run Decisions on Climate Change Policies
October 1995
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