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Energy Policy, 128, 868, 2019 |
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Managing the distributional effects of energy taxes and subsidy removal in Latin America and the Caribbean
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Applied Energy, 225, 424, 2018 |
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The effects of combined-cycle generation and hydraulic fracturing on the price for coal, oil, and natural gas: Implications for carbon taxes
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Energy Policy, 118, 603, 2018 |
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A competitive carbon emissions scheme with hybrid fiscal incentives: The evidence from a taxi industry
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Energy Policy, 102, 414, 2017 |
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Grid-connected photovoltaic systems for Malaysian residential sector: Effects of component costs, feed-in tariffs, and carbon taxes
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Energy, 102, 65, 2016 |
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Energy Policy, 50, 150, 2012 |
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Analysis of the impacts of combining carbon taxation and emission trading on different industry sectors
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Energy Policy, 36(2), 722, 2008 |
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Energy Policy, 35(8), 4051, 2007 |
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Measuring the value of induced technological change
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Energy Policy, 35(11), 5287, 2007 |
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Climate policy instruments and industry-effects and potential responses in the Swedish context
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Energy Policy, 34(15), 2344, 2006 |
