The carbon dividends
James K. Boyce
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James K. Boyce
Abstract
This article proposes the adoption in the United States and beyond of a “carbon price and dividend” strategy in order to mitigate climate change, a strategy based on ecological efficiency as much as on social justice. I first review the ecological efficiency arguments which plead for the establishment of targeted carbon price, I then present the logic and the expected results in terms of income distribution of the introduction of “carbon dividends”.Codes JEL: Q3, Q5, D3, D6.
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This article proposes the adoption in the United States and beyond of a “carbon price and dividend” strategy in order to mitigate climate change, a strategy based on ecological efficiency as much as on social justice. I first review the ecological efficiency arguments which plead for the establishment of targeted carbon price, I then present the logic and the expected results in terms of income distribution of the introduction of “carbon dividends”.Codes JEL: Q3, Q5, D3, D6.
Key concepts: Dividend, Carbon price, Order (exchange), Carbon fibers, Economics, Distribution (mathematics), Climate change, Natural resource economics