Systematic Review of the Outcomes and Trade-offs of Ten Types of Decarbonization Policy Instruments.¶
Peñasco, C., Anadón, L. D., & Verdolini, E. (2021). Systematic Review of the Outcomes and Trade-offs of Ten Types of Decarbonization Policy Instruments. Nature Climate Change, 11, 257-265.
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- And the recognition that policy instruments have a span moved into climate-policy design, where carbon pricing alone has a smaller span than pricing plus standards plus R&D.
This sourceReviews ten decarbonization policy instruments (carbon pricing, performance/technical standards, adoption subsidies, R&D and government-procurement support, information) across seven outcomes and finds policy mixes outperform single instruments — carbon pricing alone reaches a smaller set of effects than pricing plus standards plus R&D, the policy-instrument span argument.
- And the recognition that policy instruments have a span moved into climate-policy design, where carbon pricing alone has a smaller span than pricing plus standards plus R&D.
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