tradable permit
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permit
noun[C]
uk/ˈpɜː.mɪt/us/ˈpɝː.mɪt/
an official document that allows you to do something or ...
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Countries in the region are already implementing economic instruments such as royalties, user charges, tradable permits, and green taxation in different policy contexts.
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Links to the distributional impact of tradable permits and to existing policies on temporary tax credits are also investigated.
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Tradable permits for pollution control is one such economic instrument.
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In yet another version, the tax credit may be temporary or diminishing over time in a manner analogous to reducing permitted pollution quantities in tradable permits.
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Experience suggests that it is important to support explicitly the free market principles embodied in tradable permits and to promote polluter participation at the beginning of the design process.
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Economic efficiency suggeststradablepermitsystems that can both cap total pumping and allow flexibility in use patterns over time.
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The default distributional (equity) impacts of typical tax andtradablepermitpolicies differ significantly.
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Tradablepermitsystems can be of two types.
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A key issue in anytradablepermitscheme is the initial allocation of property rights (or permits).
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Tradablepermitsystems can be introduced in two ways.
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In the case oftradablepermitschemes, most governments have opted for some form of 'grandfathering', allocating a portion of permits to existing polluters or resource users.
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The case for an environmental tax ortradablepermitremains, but the figure suggests why an innovation policy is also needed, to progress beyond the initial cost hurdle.
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The two major types of market reforms are charge systems, such as emissions taxes, andtradablepermitsystems.
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Under those circumstances, a system of tradable permits (with grandfathering of the initial allocation) could prove more politically acceptable than one of charges.
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At the level of the firm tradable permits facilitate adaptive management.
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The parallel to phasing out or reducing quantities in tradable permits can be mimicked by increasing the tax.
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The third part, on acidification and tradable permits, is the closest to policy-making.
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Under appropriate conditions, the lump sum distribution can equal the economic value of such grandfathered tradable permits.
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Examples of these included: packaging taxes, effluent taxes and charges, capital or operating subsidies, tradable permits, deposit-refund schemes, performance bonds, liability instruments, and many others.
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As new carbon reduction options (such as process changes, pollution prevention, fuel switching) materialize, tradable permits provide an incentive to make all cost-justified switches.
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