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energy prices, price pass-through, household incidence, distributional analysis, social programs, carbon pricing, climate mitigation
CPAT, climate mitigation, carbon pricing, instrument choice, fiscal incidence, health co-benefits, transport co-benefits, welfare effects, IMF-World Bank Climate Policy Assessment Tool, climate mitigation policy, CPAT model, CPAT structure, CPAT application, Climate policy, Energy pricing, Energy prices, Fuel prices, Global
Climate mitigation policy, Fiscal impact, Global coordination, Carbon pricing
Emissions reductions, carbon price equivalence, G20, non-pricing instrument, sectoral target, fuel taxes, temperature aligned mitigation., climate mitigation policy, annex B. policy equivalence, reductions from Policites, policy package, industry emissions target, policy instrument, mitigation approach, emissions impact, BAU emissions projection, emission rate standard, Greenhouse gas emissions, Fuel tax, Climate policy, Global, Africa
Climate change, Mexico climate mitigation, carbon pricing, carbon tax, emissions trading system, feebate, natural gas, industry, buildings, transportation, agriculture, forestry., emissions target, mitigation strategy, transition policy, distributional incidence, emission rate, emissions intensity, Greenhouse gas emissions, Carbon tax, Climate change, Natural disasters, Global, Western Hemisphere
Climate change, Türkiye climate mitigation, carbon pricing, carbon tax, emissions trading system, feebate, power, industry, buildings, transportation, agriculture, forestry.
Chinese economy, climate policy, carbon neutrality, rebalancing, Computable General Equilibrium model
