2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.ecolecon.2015.12.004
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Environmental taxation and the double dividend in decentralized jurisdictions

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“…were used to construct the environmentally related tax revenues broken down by environmental domain. Additionally, the data were cross‐validated and supplemented by revenue statistics from the OECD tax statistics database and official national sources according to previous studies (Alexeev, Good, & Krutilla, ), which have also used them to measure and analyse the implications on the social sphere. Climate innovation efforts (CLIMIN) were measured as the ratio between the total patents related to climate change in agriculture (quantity and quality of crops) and biodiversity, etc.…”
Section: Sample Variables and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…were used to construct the environmentally related tax revenues broken down by environmental domain. Additionally, the data were cross‐validated and supplemented by revenue statistics from the OECD tax statistics database and official national sources according to previous studies (Alexeev, Good, & Krutilla, ), which have also used them to measure and analyse the implications on the social sphere. Climate innovation efforts (CLIMIN) were measured as the ratio between the total patents related to climate change in agriculture (quantity and quality of crops) and biodiversity, etc.…”
Section: Sample Variables and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, environmental policies based on taxes or fees can also be a means of raising revenue for states or even local jurisdictions (see, for example, Harrison 2013; Alexeev, Good, and Krutilla 2016). Examples include not only local emissions taxes but also congestion pricing or tolls designed to reduce traffic and the associated pollution.…”
Section: Motivations For Local Environmental Policymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such support should be provided both for: general issues of effective management and development planning of newly created united territorial communities, and for specific issues, in particular, the use of community resources. In my opinion, the implementation of the approaches identified in previous studies of strategic coordination of regional cluster development [9] and institutional support for sustainable regional development [10] can promote effective interaction between regional authorities and enterprises. But these results should be applied and implemented taking into account the impact of decentralization on the sustainable development of newly created united territorial communities in the regions of Ukraine.…”
Section: Fig 2 the Number Of United Territorial Communities In Ukramentioning
confidence: 99%