Muth, D.: Investigating the mechanisms linking revenue recycling to increased political acceptability of carbon pricing: The case study of the Irish carbon tax reform
Investigating the mechanisms linking revenue recycling to increased political acceptability of carbon pricing: The case study of the Irish carbon tax reform Author: Dániel Muth In: Review of Policy Research – 11 June 2024 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/ropr.12625 Abstract This paper analyzes the causal relationship between the carbon tax’s revenue recycling measures and political acceptability. […]
Muth, D., Weiner, C., Lakócai, Cs. Public support and willingness to pay for a carbon tax in Hungary: can revenue recycling make a difference?
Public support and willingness to pay for a carbon tax in Hungary: can revenue recycling make a difference? Authors: Dániel Muth, Csaba Weiner, Csaba Lakócai In: Energy, Sustainability and Society, 14, 30 (2024) DOI: https://doi.org/10.1186/s13705-024-00463-2 Abstract Background To curb human-made carbon-dioxide emissions, the European Union will introduce carbon pricing for buildings and transport in 2027. […]
Kollégánk, Muth Dániel elnyerte a Frontiers Research Foundation National Champions díját
Kihirdették a 2024-es Nemzeti Bajnokokat. Világszerte tudósok versengenek az 1,1 millió dolláros Frontiers Planet Prize-ért. 2024-ben második alkalommal választottak be 23 tudóst a nemzetközi fenntarthatósági verseny tudományos döntőjébe. Munkatársunk Muth Dániel a 23 tudós egyike. Kollégánk a Pathways to stringent carbon pricing: Configurations of political economy conditions and revenue recycling strategies. A comparison of […]
Muth, D.: Pathways to stringent carbon pricing: Configurations of political economy conditions and revenue recycling strategies. A comparison of thirty national level policies
Pathways to stringent carbon pricing: Configurations of political economy conditions and revenue recycling strategies. A comparison of thirty national level policies Author: Dániel Muth In: Ecological Economics, 214(2023), 107995 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolecon.2023.107995 Abstract There is general agreement among economists and climate policy practitioners that carbon pricing should play a central role among all policies […]
