Edited by Runar Brännlund, Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Umeå University, Umeå, Sweden and Ing-Marie Gren, Institute för Ekonomi, Sweden

'Green Taxes</> is a thought provoking collection,'

• Contents: Introduction 1. Governmental Commissions on Green Taxes in Denmark 2. The Governmental Commission on Green Taxes in Norway 3. The Swedish Green Tax Commission 4. Double Dividend: Just Desserts or Pie in the Sky? 5. Green Tax Reform: Theoretical Issues, Empirical Results, and Future Challenges 6. General Equilibrium Effects of Increasing Carbon Taxes in Sweden 7. Green Taxes in Sweden: A Partial Equilibrium Analysis of the Carbon Tax and the Tax on Nitrogen and Fertilizers 8. Taxes and Labour Supply in Sweden – A Meta Analysis Index

Edited by Runar Brännlund, Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Umeå University, Umeå, Sweden and Ing-Marie Gren, Institute för Ekonomi, Sweden

'Green Taxes</> is a thought provoking collection,'

• Contents: Introduction 1. Governmental Commissions on Green Taxes in Denmark 2. The Governmental Commission on Green Taxes in Norway 3. The Swedish Green Tax Commission 4. Double Dividend: Just Desserts or Pie in the Sky? 5. Green Tax Reform: Theoretical Issues, Empirical Results, and Future Challenges 6. General Equilibrium Effects of Increasing Carbon Taxes in Sweden 7. Green Taxes in Sweden: A Partial Equilibrium Analysis of the Carbon Tax and the Tax on Nitrogen and Fertilizers 8. Taxes and Labour Supply in Sweden – A Meta Analysis Index

Edited by Runar Brännlund, Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Umeå University, Umeå, Sweden and Ing-Marie Gren, Institute för Ekonomi, Sweden

'Green Taxes</> is a thought provoking collection,'

• Contents: Introduction 1. Governmental Commissions on Green Taxes in Denmark 2. The Governmental Commission on Green Taxes in Norway 3. The Swedish Green Tax Commission 4. Double Dividend: Just Desserts or Pie in the Sky? 5. Green Tax Reform: Theoretical Issues, Empirical Results, and Future Challenges 6. General Equilibrium Effects of Increasing Carbon Taxes in Sweden 7. Green Taxes in Sweden: A Partial Equilibrium Analysis of the Carbon Tax and the Tax on Nitrogen and Fertilizers 8. Taxes and Labour Supply in Sweden – A Meta Analysis Index