Trade and Carbon Taxes

Joshua W. Elliott · Ian T Foster · Samuel S. Kortum · Todd Munson · Fernando Pérez-Cervantes · David A. Weisbach

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Trade and Carbon Taxes by Joshua Elliott, Ian Foster, Samuel Kortum, Todd Munson, Fernando Pérez Cervantes and David Weisbach. Published in volume 100, issue 2, pages 465-69 of American Economic Review, May 2010

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