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Category Archives: Instruments
Canada’s new carbon tax in line with TSSEF mechanisms
CANADA: A carbon surcharge tax that actually increases disposable income is being introduced starting spring January 2019. According to a report on the Guardian Website, the tax will [..]
Swedish Climate Parliament calls for a true carbon budget
Just as budgets steer every household and every corporation, so should every nation signed up to the Paris Agreement be steered by a carbon budget. This carbon budget [..]
Playing with pollution: an introduction to the simulation
This short (3,5 minutes) video explains what goes on in the Foundation’s simulation and business game, designed to increase understanding of economic measures to stimulate pollution reduction. The [..]
Presentation of fiscal approaches to circular economy
Stephen Hinton was invited to present how fiscal reform could drive a circular economy and help relieve the Baltic Sea of its nutrient burden. This is a longer [..]
Dealing with three potential pollutants could usher in the circular economy
This presentation from Stephen Hinton explains how financial instruments applied rigorously to just three potential pollutants could bring in the circular economy.
Briefing: an introduction to Environmental Fiscal Reform
Environmental Fiscal Reform (EFR) has been championed by the OECD since the beginning of this century and by among others the International Monetary Fund (see this link). EFR, [..]
Simulation demos Environmental Fiscal Reform at European Phosphorus Conference
BERLIN 5 MARCH 2015: As an extra attraction at the 2nd European Sustainable Phosphorus Conference (ESPC2), The Swedish Sustainable Economy Foundation (TSSEF.SE) presented a shortened version of its [..]
Foundation launches Simulation at Berlin Sustainable Phosphorus meeting
In Berlin, the 5-6 March, The Swedish Sustainable Economy Foundation will participate in the European Sustainable Phosphorus Conference with its simulation of how dividend-bearing pollutant fees can apply [..]
Instrument brief: employment stimulus mechanisms
Citizens are the source of all wealth in the economy (all organizations are owned in one way or another by individuals). Money flows can create prosperity. The more [..]
Workshop: Simulating how the market based instrument flexible fees works
Aligning economic policy to physical constraints and people’s needs Length: 0.5-2 days Purpose: to simulate how flexible fees stimulate the circular economy to develop, giving you insights into [..]