Nicolas Wallart, formerly Researcher, Department of Political Economy, University of Geneva, Switzerland

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Why Environmental Taxes? 1. Solutions to Environmental Problems 2. Comparison of Instruments Part II: Models of Environmental Taxes 3. Pigouvian Taxes and the Internationalization of External Costs 4. The Twofold Rationale of the Charges and Standards Approach 5. Other Environmental Taxes Part III: The Acceptability of Environmental Taxes 6. Two Categories of Opposition 7. Voting for Environmental Taxes 8. Industry Opposition Part IV: Using the Tax Revenues 9. The Possible Uses of the Tax Revenues 10. Distributional Impact 11. Comparison Between the Different Uses Conclusion References Index

Nicolas Wallart, formerly Researcher, Department of Political Economy, University of Geneva, Switzerland

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Why Environmental Taxes? 1. Solutions to Environmental Problems 2. Comparison of Instruments Part II: Models of Environmental Taxes 3. Pigouvian Taxes and the Internationalization of External Costs 4. The Twofold Rationale of the Charges and Standards Approach 5. Other Environmental Taxes Part III: The Acceptability of Environmental Taxes 6. Two Categories of Opposition 7. Voting for Environmental Taxes 8. Industry Opposition Part IV: Using the Tax Revenues 9. The Possible Uses of the Tax Revenues 10. Distributional Impact 11. Comparison Between the Different Uses Conclusion References Index

Nicolas Wallart, formerly Researcher, Department of Political Economy, University of Geneva, Switzerland

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Why Environmental Taxes? 1. Solutions to Environmental Problems 2. Comparison of Instruments Part II: Models of Environmental Taxes 3. Pigouvian Taxes and the Internationalization of External Costs 4. The Twofold Rationale of the Charges and Standards Approach 5. Other Environmental Taxes Part III: The Acceptability of Environmental Taxes 6. Two Categories of Opposition 7. Voting for Environmental Taxes 8. Industry Opposition Part IV: Using the Tax Revenues 9. The Possible Uses of the Tax Revenues 10. Distributional Impact 11. Comparison Between the Different Uses Conclusion References Index