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VoxEU Column

Radical climate policies

  • Frederick van der Ploeg
  • Anthony Venables

25 Feb 2023
  • Climate Change
Discussion paper

DP17677 Radical Climate Policies

  • Frederick van der Ploeg
  • Anthony Venables

16 Nov 2022
  • Macroeconomics and Growth
  • Public Economics
  • Q54
  • Q58
Rick Van Der Ploeg Paris Symp 2022
VoxEU Video

How do you successfully do a carbon tax?

  • Frederick van der Ploeg

Rick Van Der Ploeg says that the only way to obtain overwhelming support for carbon pricing is by making sure that as many people as possible benefit from the green tax reform.

7 Sep 2022
  • Climate Change
  • Environment
  • Taxation
  • Welfare state and social Europe
Defusing the carbon bombs
VoxEU Talk

Defusing the carbon bombs

  • Mar Reguant
  • Frederick van der Ploeg interviewed by
  • Tim Phillips

Sanctions against Russia have sent the price of oil and gas rocketing – triggering more, not less, fossil fuel extraction, and some giant projects that have been called “carbon bombs”.

29 Jun 2022
  • Environment
  • Global economy
  • Politics and economics
Discussion paper

DP16931 Gathering Support for Green Tax Reform: Evidence from German Household Surveys

  • Frederick van der Ploeg
  • Armon Rezai
  • Miguel Tovar

18 Jan 2022
  • Macroeconomics and Growth
  • Public Economics
  • D12
  • D31
  • D62
  • D63
  • H23
  • J22
  • Q5
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VoxEU Column

Carbon tax recycling and popular support in Germany

  • Miguel Tovar
  • Frederick van der Ploeg
  • Armon Rezai

2 Nov 2021
  • Environment
  • Politics and economics
No Brainers and Low-Hanging Fruit in National Climate Policy
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No Brainers and Low-Hanging Fruit in National Climate Policy

  • Francesco Caselli
  • Alexander Ludwig
  • Frederick van der Ploeg

8 Oct 2021
  • Climate Change
  • Introduction: No Brainers and Low-Hanging Fruit in National Climate Policy
  • Norway: A large importer of electric cars and a large exporter of oil
  • Why do we need a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism? Towards the development of a Climate Club
  • No brainers in Argentina’s climate policy
  • Low-hanging fruit in the Amazon: Feasible and cost-effective paths for Brazilian climate policy
  • Reforming energy subsidies in the Middle East and North Africa: Easy pickings for climate policy or a political bombshell?
  • No brainers in India
  • Climate policy towards carbon neutrality in China
  • From quick wins to big wins: Policies for structural transformation and low‑carbon growth in China
  • Opportunities for fast and cost-effective decarbonisation in Russia
  • Low-hanging fruit in Australia’s climate policy
  • Climate policy opportunities for the United States
  • Improving Canada’s approach to mitigating carbon emissions
  • Strategic decarbonisation options for the UK
  • The French case
  • Enhancing climate mitigation policy in Germany
  • Climate protection in Germany: Good, but not yet good enough
  • Danish climate policy: Past achievements and future challenges
  • Sweden: Finance negative emissions and remove the transport sector target
  • Low-hanging fruit in climate policy: The case of Poland
  • Climate policy in the broader sustainability context: Joint implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and th
  • The critical role of feebates in climate mitigation strategies
  • Making carbon taxation a global win-win
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VoxEU Column

Recycling revenue to improve political feasibility of carbon pricing in the UK

  • Frederick van der Ploeg
  • Maria Chiara Paoli

4 Oct 2021
  • Environment
  • Energy
Power station and smoke
VoxEU Column

Recycling revenue to improve political feasibility of carbon pricing in the UK

  • Maria Chiara Paoli
  • Frederick van der Ploeg

Microsimulations of household behaviour from UK data to investigate the efficiency and equity impacts of different ways of recycling carbon tax revenue finds that rebating carbon tax revenues through social security payments renders the policy progressive and benefits the highest share of households in the sample

2 Aug 2021
  • Finance and Fintech
  • Climate Change
Discussion paper

DP14863 Asset diversification versus climate action

  • Christoph Hambel
  • Holger Kraft
  • Frederick van der Ploeg

9 Jun 2020
  • Macroeconomics and Growth
  • D81
  • G01
  • G12
  • Q5
  • Q54
Discussion paper

DP14795 COMMIT TO A CREDIBLE PATH OF RISING CO2 PRICES

  • Sweder van Wijnbergen
  • Frederick van der Ploeg
  • Stan Olijslagers

22 May 2020
  • Macroeconomics and Growth
  • H23
  • Q51
  • Q54
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VoxEU Column

Rethinking the macroeconomics of resource-rich countries: A new eBook

  • Frederick van der Ploeg
  • Mohammed Laksaci
  • Raouf Boucekkine
  • Jeffrey Frankel
  • Rabah Arezki

24 Apr 2018
  • Energy
  • Macroeconomic policy
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