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Impact Modelling and Analysis of Ontario’s Proposed Cap and Trade Program

May 17, 2016
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With the permission of Ontario's Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change, EnviroEconomics, with partners Navius Research and Dillon Consulting, is posting a summary of the potential economic and greenhouse gas impacts of Ontario's proposed Cap and Trade Program.

Summary Report here

Presentation here


 
 
 

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BrookeChambers
Oct 06

While reading https://applepaycasinoplay.com, I was reminded that every system involves a bet on human behaviour—and the cap and trade projections here seem to hinge on similar assumptions. The point about revenue recycling offsetting compliance costs is a nuance I hadn't seen before, and it makes the policy sound less like a penalty and more like a market correction. I'd be curious to see how those numbers hold up if Ontario's trading partners change their own carbon pricing.

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