Polish Experience with Environmental Fees, Fines and Taxes, and Simulations of Some Economic Effects of Elements of Green Tax Reform Using the Computable General Equilibrium Model

Peszko, Grzegorz

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-58637-8_11

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“…10. According to Peszko (1999), the fees on SO2 and NOx were approximately $94 per ton at the beginning of 1997. However, the estimated marginal cost of investments to achieve a 30 per cent reduction (equivalent to new standards) in SO2 is approximately $600 per ton for large combustion sources.…”

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“…In environment protection, OECD countries are gradually moving toward greater and more consistent use of economic instruments as a complement or a substitute to other policy instruments such as regulation. Since the 1970s, Poland has utilised a system of environmental fees in combination with regulatory instruments (limits on emission of pollutants or discharge limits) (Peszko, 1999). Fees are based on actual, self-reported emission of pollutants.…”

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