Green Tax Reform: Pollution Payments and Labour Tax CutsInstitute for Public Policy Research, 1996 - 126 pages |
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... Sir Jeremy Isaacs Alan Jinkinson Professor David Marquand Gail Rebuck Elizabeth Symons Production , edit & design by Emphasis ISBN 1 86030 036 7 IPPR 1996 GREEN TAX REFORM pollution payments and labour tax cuts Stephen.
... Sir Jeremy Isaacs Alan Jinkinson Professor David Marquand Gail Rebuck Elizabeth Symons Production , edit & design by Emphasis ISBN 1 86030 036 7 IPPR 1996 GREEN TAX REFORM pollution payments and labour tax cuts Stephen.
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Pollution Payments and Labour Tax Cuts Stephen Tindale, Gerald Holtham. GREEN TAX REFORM pollution payments and labour tax cuts Stephen Tindale and Gerald Holtham I ?? This One 6EXA - J2R - 6KPB To keep the air pure and the rivers clean ,
Pollution Payments and Labour Tax Cuts Stephen Tindale, Gerald Holtham. GREEN TAX REFORM pollution payments and labour tax cuts Stephen Tindale and Gerald Holtham I ?? This One 6EXA - J2R - 6KPB To keep the air pure and the rivers clean ,
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Pollution Payments and Labour Tax Cuts Stephen Tindale, Gerald Holtham. Contents Summary 1. The environmental imperative Climate change Illness and the environment Environmental justice Economic and environmental needs Vested interests ...
Pollution Payments and Labour Tax Cuts Stephen Tindale, Gerald Holtham. Contents Summary 1. The environmental imperative Climate change Illness and the environment Environmental justice Economic and environmental needs Vested interests ...
Contents
Environmental taxation | 15 |
Arguments against green taxes | 36 |
Recycling the revenues 57 5 5 5 3 | 57 |
Options for new green taxes | 79 |
A reform package for the UK 19972005 | 98 |
a Green Tax Commission | 108 |
Appendix II | 117 |
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