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Effects of Environmental Taxes under Duopolistic Market—In the Framework of Stackelberg Game

Ye Liu, Zhibo Zhou

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This paper analyze the impacts of environmental taxes on environmental quality, economic growth as well as social welfare. The study shows that: environmental tax reforms cannot lead to “economic growth double dividend” effects under any circumstances; the optimal environmental tax can be negative under some technology distribution and the implementation of environmental tax reforms will not inevitably lead to the improvement of environmental quality; and the environmental effects of ETR depend on the environmental awareness of the government.

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This paper analyze the impacts of environmental taxes on environmental quality, economic growth as well as social welfare. The study shows that: environmental tax reforms cannot lead to “economic growth double dividend” effects under any circumstances; the optimal environmental tax can be negative under some technology distribution and the implementation of environmental tax reforms will not inevitably lead to the improvement of environmental quality; and the environmental effects of ETR depend on the environmental awareness of the government.

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This paper analyze the impacts of environmental taxes on environmental quality, economic growth as well as social welfare. The study shows that: environmental tax reforms cannot lead to “economic growth double dividend” effects under any circumstances; the optimal environmental tax can be negative under some technology distribution and the implementation of environmental tax reforms will not inevitably lead to the improvement of environmental quality; and the environmental effects of ETR depend on the environmental awareness of the government.

Key concepts: Environmental tax, Stackelberg competition, Environmental quality, Economics, Dividend, Government (linguistics), Welfare, Quality (philosophy)

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