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On the Debate Around the Swedish “Reduktionsplikt”
The Reduktionsplikt (engl. reduction duty) requires Swedish fuel suppliers to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions of the…
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Carbon Tax Fairness Changes as Income Inequality Grows
A new study suggests that carbon tax fairness is not fixed. Instead, it changes as income inequality rises or falls. Res…
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Income Polarization and Climate Policy Backlash
A recurring challenge for climate policy is political backlash. Over the last decade, we have seen prominent examples li…
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Revisiting the Impact of Rising Gasoline Prices on Swedish Households
Sweden has a long-standing tradition of fuel taxation, but recent shifts in transport policy have significantly altered…
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Road Congestion Pricing with A Public Transport Cashback Mechanism
Traffic jams are a major problem in cities leading to wasted time, air pollution, reduced accessibility, and, in turn, l…
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Navigating Environmental Policy Consistency Amidst Political Change
Europe, like other parts of the world, currently grapples with the dual challenges of environmental change and democrati…
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Nuclear Energy Renaissance: Powering Sweden’s Climate Policy
Sweden's Nuclear Energy Expansion: Is It the Key to Net-Zero Emissions by 2045? The Swedish government has placed nuclea…
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The Impact of Technological Innovations and Economic Growth on Carbon Dioxide Emissions
This policy brief offers an examination of the interplay between economic growth, research, and development (R&D), a…
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The Impact of Rising Gasoline Prices on Households in Sweden, Georgia, and Latvia – Is This Time Different?
Over the last two years, the world has experienced a global energy crisis, with surging oil, coal, and natural gas price…
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