Mapping Carbon Tax: Bibliometric Analysis and Visualization of Relevant Research

Abstract

The main problem with why the carbon tax was introduced was the negative externality impact caused by the activities of the products manufactured by businesses. Nevertheless, the carbon tax may minimize the impact of negative externalities. One of them is the risk of climate change, for instance, the rising level of flooding and the existence of drought will exacerbate the scarcity of clean water due to climate change. Several indicators of bibliometric analysis, such as network visualization, are presented in this study. Research methods related to bibliometric analysis for Carbon Tax's topics involve collecting data from relevant bibliographic sources and analyzing existing publications to identify trends, patterns, and author contributions in the field. The subsequent research opportunity is that One of the tools for policy can be a carbon tax to accelerate the transition and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in China. Meanwhile, one of the biggest producers of greenhouse gases is the United States. in the world and has a major impact on climate change. The United States government has also noticed that many other countries are implementing carbon taxes and increasing the use of clean energy, so it does not want to be left behind in terms of innovation and clean technology development. The limitations of this study consist of the uncertainty of the economic impact. Even though a lot of research has been done on the economic impact of carbon tax, there is an inherent uncertainty in accurately measuring the effect.