1. Articles mentioning both The Economist and Europe

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    1. Is a Carbon Tax Actually Good for the Economy?

      Explore Ecocentric (Jun 22 2010) Cap and Trade , Carbon Tax , Emissions , Fossil Fuel

      Is a Carbon Tax Actually Good for the Economy? ...e, we scrapped all the other policies that aim at the same outcome, such as Britain's membership of Europe's emissions-trading scheme, subsidies for renewable energy and so on. The results of the first scen......rbon polluters are utilities, and it's unlikely they're try to sell coal power to China. Of course, the Economist was examining at a carbon tax, which would directly price carbon, rather than ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Europe   The Economist

    2. Britain's energy crisis - How long till the lights go out?

      Explore Economist.com (Aug 10 2009) Fossil Fuel , Nuclear

      Britain's energy crisis - How long till the lights go out? ...kept consumer prices down, but practical problems have long been clear. Most obviously, the rest of Europe (wrongly) failed to liberalise wholeheartedly too. The market is thus a highly imperfect one: Brita... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Europe   Norway   United Kingdom

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