Implicit carbon pricing
Definition
Implicit carbon prices refer to the costs associated with carbon emissions that are not explicitly accounted for through mechanisms such as carbon taxes or emissions trading systems. These implicit costs can arise from various sources, including regulations, subsidies, and other market distortions that affect the true cost of carbon emissions.
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