Carbon Taxes > ANALYSIS: A high price on EU agricultural emissions could boost fairness without hurting income

ANALYSIS: A high price on EU agricultural emissions could boost fairness without hurting income

Published 13:36 on March 13, 2024  /  Last updated at 14:58 on March 13, 2024  / Alejandra Padin-Dujon /  Carbon Taxes, EMEA, EU ETS, Nature-based, Voluntary

A tax-and-rebate policy could decrease income inequality within the EU’s agricultural sector without affecting total revenues or drawing down national budgets, even at a high carbon price, researchers say.
A tax-and-rebate policy could decrease income inequality within the EU’s agricultural sector without affecting total revenues or drawing down national budgets, even at a high carbon price, researchers say.


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