D-68131 Mannheim
Germany
University of Mannheim - Department of Economics
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cap-and-trade, carbon leakage, investment, climate policy
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EU ETS, emissions trading, climate policy, policy evaluation, empirical evidence, literature survey
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border carbon tariff, unilateral climate policy, quantitative trade model
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carbon dioxide emissions, manufacturing, climate policy, employment
agglomeration effects, congestion effects, environmental regulation, foreign direct investment, German manufacturing, panel data, pollution havens
climate policy; firm behavior; management practices; emissions trading scheme; policy evaluation
Emissions Trading, EU, Firm behavior, Survey data, Climate Policy
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Industry compensation, industrial relocation, emissions trading, permit allocation, EU ETS, firm data
climate policy, energy efficiency, firm behavior, management practices, manufacturing, microdata, organizational structure
dynamic game, strategic interaction, structural estimation, international environmental agreement, preferential trade agreement, bilateral investment treaty, international relations
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mobility behavior, randomized experiment, nudging, descriptive norm, injunctive norm, social norms, moral appeal, habit formation
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public good, Montreal Protocol, ozone shield, CFCs, Nash equilibrium, replication
home charging, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, company cars, battery electric vehicles, charging infrastructure
mobility budget, randomized experiment, nudging, social comparison, moral appeal, habit formation
International environmental agreements, climate policy, technology choice, dynamic game, multiple equilibria, strategic complementarity
international environmental agreements (IEAs), climate policy, technology choice, expectations, multiple equilibria
home charging, charging infrastructure, plug-in hybrid and battery electric vehicles, company cars
