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cycles in BCт€™s resource sector; policy solutions for jobs and environmental sustainability; a worker transition strategy for implementing the Kyoto Accord on climate change; environmental tax shifting; economic
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and environmental costs due to cuts in public services, as the government seeks to pay for the tax
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: New CCPA study calculates British Columbians' "cost shift"Editorial: Environmental tax shifting cannot
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pep, though, does it?)Some have said this is just another tax grab, an underhanded way for government to collect more money from us. But the feebate, a form of environmental tax shifting, has been
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Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives - Environmental tax shifting cannot replace regulation
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives - Environmental tax shifting cannot replace
discussion paper a few months ago on a relatively new policy tool: environmental tax shifting. The paper was
in the price of driving. Environmental tax shifting requires that the revenue from environmental
the same amount.Our analysis of environmental tax shifting finds that this policy is a good idea in
energy deregulation. Environmental tax shifting is simply not capable of filling the void left by this
budget is an example of unwisely using environmental tax shifting to replace regulation. A ban on beehive
. Sometimes, using environmental tax shifting and regulation in conjunction allows society to benefit from the advantages of both. For example, an environmental tax on a polluting technology can reward industry for
established criteria, environmental tax shifting is chosen to be the best option--and it is in certain circumstances--it is important to consider unintended consequences that might result from the environmental tax
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be no more excuses for failing to address the social, economic and environmental deficits that plague
than with debt reduction or tax cuts, and Canadians are right. Most people understand that we need
changes that will better meet society's environmental goals.A few ideas:tax capital gains at the same rate as income (yes, money comes to money, but surely investment income does not merit special tax status
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than the local economy.There is still plenty of room for tax reform. An agenda for reform should improve the fairness, progressivity and environmental sensitivity of the tax system. Any tax cuts in the
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tax cuts, deeper and faster spending cuts, privatize Crown corporations, and get rid of environmental
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NDP | Liberals' Environmental Foot-Print Crushes Canada's International ReputationGetting results for people » Donate» Join» Jobs» Français Press» Press Releases» Speeches & Articles» StatementsHeadlinesWed 22 Mar 2006» Cullen to meet with survivors of the Queen of the NorthFri 24 Mar 2006» Statement by NDP Leader Jack Layton on case of Abdul RahmanFri 24 Mar 2006» NDP calls on the Prime Minister to provide redress to Chinese Head Tax Payers» more headlinesLiberals' Environmental Foot-Print Crushes Canada's International ReputationRelated LinksThe Environment »The Paul Martin Credibility Hunt: Kyoto and Climate Change »Jack Layton in Question Period, 2005-11-23 »Cullen Demands Concrete Action On The Environment »Our Kyoto plan: Sustainability within a generation »Impacts of decade-long Liberal neglect of the environment becoming clear: NDP »Thu 27 Jan 2005| Printer friendlyMONTEBELLO - A U.S. report that ranks Canada near the bottom of the heap of nations is the latest international study to savage the Liberal
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NothingThe Vicq Committee's Corporate Tax Cutsby Erin WeirDecember 14, 2005 | Reports & Studies | Saskatchewan OfficeDecember 2005: The "Big Business Bang" TheorySocial, economic, environmental ills all have
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