Is carbon offsetting the right environmental policy choice for Norway?

offset is a type of policy where a country’s national defence authorities require a foreign defence contractor to enter into business agreements with its domestic defence companies

The fixed exchange rate regime, which was introduced in 1986, reinstated monetary policy as an instrument of economic policy in Norway and laid the foundation for lower inflation

In recognition of this fact, Norges Bank gradually gave greater weight to influencing inflation developments as a prerequisite for a more stable krone exchange rate over time..

We have collected the policy documents that the Norwegian Language council report are central to the plain language projects: Two white papers outlining the government strategy

When social valuation is based on a utilitarian welfare perspective, we confirm the established wisdom: a carbon tax is generally preferred to a green technology policy,

∂r a , that is, in what direction the foreign carbon capture firm will change its output as a response to a more stringent climate policy. When trade costs are small, it

If accounting for such effects abroad, the global costs of the unilateral climate policy will be higher than seen from a national perspective, both with respect to environmental

As of January-October 2016, thanks to a 15.1 per cent BEV market share and a 13.8 per cent PHEV share, the mean type approval rate of CO2 emissions from new passenger cars