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Die Diffusion umweltpolitischer Innovationen im internationalen System pp 257–299Cite as

Die Ausbreitung von Energie/CO2-Steuern: Internationale Stimuli und nationale Restriktionen

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Die koordinierte Einführung gemeinsamer Energie/CO2-Steuern wurde über einen Jahrzehnt auf OECD und EU-Ebene kommuniziert, wissenschaftlich befürwortet und lange Zeit politisch für nicht machbar erklärt. Erst im Jahre 2003 konnte auf EU-Ebene eine Einigung über Mindestenergiesteuersätze erzielt werden. Parallel zu diesen langjährigen Diskussionen auf multilateraler Ebene haben sich jedoch seit Ende der 1980er Jahre 12 Staaten für die Einführung nationaler Energie/CO2-Steuern entschieden.

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