TURKEY FACING THE GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE PROBLEM An economic analysis within a regional General Equilibrium Model with a carbon tax policy and a tradable emission permits system Preliminary version

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  • Sebnem Sahin
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An applied general equilibrium model is proposed to quantify the impact of a national environmental program on the Turkish economy, based on environmental taxes and a system of tradable pollution permits. In this model, Turkey is divided into different regions according to the level of industrialization and pollution in order to determine the most appropriate policies. The energy and transport sectors are detailed in order to develop a trading permits system between different regions and different sectors of production. The conclusions of the model are used to suggest a sustainable development policy respecting the international conventions on global warming.

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تاریخ انتشار 2002