Titlebook: Carbon Pricing in Japan; Toshi H. Arimura,Shigeru Matsumoto Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2021 Open Ac

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Double Dividend of the Carbon Tax in Japan: Can We Increase Public Support for Carbon Pricing?, to the increase in the burden from the carbon tax in scenarios for 2030/2050. In the scenario of corporate tax reduction, by selecting firms from the land transportation sector and power sector, we examine how profit changes due to the carbon tax. We find that the tax burden for a firm in the land

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Truncations of Infinite Stochastic Matrices the highest reduction target—39.8%—among all Japanese sectors. This chapter first presents the current GHG situation in Japan and Japanese climate policy in the commercial sector. Second, we introduce a nationwide survey that we conducted on the implementation of energy efficiency measures (EEMs) i

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Markov Chains and Finite Stochastic Matricesalculate the Japanese effective carbon rate (ECR) on automobiles. In addition to the discussion of the ECR, this chapter offers a simple examination of the efficiency of electric vehicles (EVs) from the viewpoint of cost-benefit because it is expected that EVs will become the most popular eco-friend

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Markov Chains and Finite Stochastic Matriceservice sectors. We examine the impacts of the Tokyo ETS on CO. emissions and energy consumption by universities in the first phase. Focusing on universities allows us to estimate the effects of the Tokyo ETS separately from the economic stagnation Japan experienced after the Great East Japan Earthqu

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Non-negative Matrices and Markov Chainsa facility-level panel data set compiled from the ., a nationwide survey on energy consumption conducted by the Agency for Natural Resources and Energy in Japan. To our knowledge, no study has used this rich data set to perform sophisticated econometric analyses. We found that the Tokyo ETS reduced

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G. Casalino,N. Del Buono,C. Mencaralysis of next-generation energy systems (IONGES). The results revealed that the environmental benefits obtained from investing in power plants of the same capacity vary significantly depending on the type of renewable energy. Using the IONGES, under assumptions of three carbon taxation methods (ups