| Title: | Who gains and who pays under carbon-allowance trading? : the distributional effects of alternative policy designs |
| Author: | United States. Congressional Budget Office |
| Note: | The Office, 2000 |
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| Subject: | Air quality management -- United States -- Costs |
| Subject: | Air -- Pollution -- Economic aspects -- Government policy -- United States |
| Subject: | Carbon dioxide mitigation -- United States |
| Subject: | Carbon taxes -- United States |
| Subject: | Emissions trading -- United States |
| Subject: | Environmental impact charges -- United States |
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