Add to ORKGpac n ta ment model WITCH. Taxes are levied on all greenhouse gases (GHGs) and lead to global GHG concentrations equal to 680, 560, 500 and 460 ppm CO2-eq in 2100. Investments in the power sector increase with respect to with the two highest taxes. Investments in energy-related R&D increase in all tax terms and as share of GDP. With high carbon taxes, tax revenues follow a “carbon Laffer ” curve. The model assumes that tax revenues are flawlessly recycled lump-sum into the economy. In all scenarios, the power sector becomes a net recipient of subsidies to support the absorption of GHGs. In some regions, with high carbon taxes, subsidies to GHG removal are higher than tax revenues at the end of the century
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International audienceWe build, calibrate and simulate a stylized energy-economy model designed to e...
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