Publication
Jamaican Economy Panel Discussion 5 on Carbon pricing | September 2021
27 September 2021
The two primary instruments in carbon pricing are an emissions trading scheme that admits a limited sum of emissions and permits emission trading amongst emitters and a carbon tax that emitters pay a tax on the volume of greenhouse gasses emitted.
The participants of the Jamaican Economy Panel (JEP) disclosed their preferences between these two options. A plurality of respondents (44%) expressed a preference for carbon taxes compared to emissions trading (33%), with other respondents either unsure about their response or insisting on further study to see whether either would have an impact.
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RCO
Published in collaboration with
University of the West Indies (UWI)
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
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