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Figure 1: Canada's historical and projected GHG emissions
Figure 1: Canada’s historical and projected GHG emissions
Figure 2: Visibility of financial costs and benefits of available climate policy instruments
Figure 2: Visibility of financial costs and benefits of available climate policy instruments
Figure 3: Projected 2030 GDP per capita under the three policy packages
Figure 3: Projected 2030 GDP per capita under the three policy packages
Figure 4: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 personal income tax rates that results from recycling carbon pricing revenues under Approach #1 using the more-eicient approach described in Section 5
Figure 4: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 personal income
tax rates that results from recycling carbon pricing revenues under Approach #1 using the
more-eicient approach described in Section 5
Figure 5: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 corporate income tax rates that results from recycling carbon pricing revenues under Approach #1 using the more-eicient approach described in Section 5
Figure 5: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 corporate income
tax rates that results from recycling carbon pricing revenues under Approach #1 using the
more-efficient approach described in Section 5
Figure 6: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 personal income tax rates resulting from having to raise taxes to fund subsidies under Approach #2: Economy-wide regulations and subsidies
Figure 6: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 personal income
tax rates resulting from having to raise taxes to fund subsidies under Approach #2: Economy-wide
regulations and subsidies
Figure 7: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 corporate income tax rates resulting from having to raise taxes to fund subsidies under Approach #2: Economy-wide regulations and subsidies
Figure 7: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 corporate income
tax rates resulting from having to raise taxes to fund subsidies under Approach #2: Economy-wide
regulations and subsidies
Figure 8: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 personal income tax rates resulting from having to raise taxes to fund subsidies under Approach #3: Industry-focused regulations and broad subsidies
Figure 8: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 personal income
tax rates resulting from having to raise taxes to fund subsidies under Approach #3: Industry-focused
regulations and broad subsidies
Figure 9: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 corporate income tax rates resulting from having to raise taxes to fund subsidies under Approach #3: Industry-focused regulations and broad subsidies
Figure 9: Percentage point change in combined average provincial and federal 2030 corporate income
tax rates resulting from having to raise taxes to fund subsidies under Approach #3: Industry-focused
regulations and broad subsidies
Figure A: Per-capita dividends in 2030 resulting from recycling carbon pricing revenues back to households under Approach #1: Economy-wide carbon pricing
Figure A: Per-capita dividends in 2030 resulting from recycling carbon pricing
revenues back to households under Approach #1: Economy-wide carbon pricing
Figure ES-1: Projected 2030 GDP per capita under each of the three policy packages
Figure ES-1: Projected 2030 GDP per capita under each of the three policy packages

Tables

Table 1: Policy package for Approach #1: Economy-wide carbon pricing
Table 1: Policy package for Approach #1: Economy-wide carbon pricing
Table 2: Policy package for Approach #2: Economy-wide regulations and subsidies
Table 2: Policy package for Approach #2: Economy-wide regulations and subsidies
Table 3: Policy package for Approach #3: Targeted industry regulations with subsidies
Table 3: Policy package for Approach #3: Targeted industry regulations with subsidies
Table 4: Visibility and cost-effectiveness of available climate policy approaches
Table 4: Visibility and cost-effectiveness of available climate policy approaches
Table 5: An alternative policy package for Approach #1: Carbon pricing with tax reductions and targeted support for industry
Table 5: An alternative policy package for Approach #1: Carbon pricing with tax reductions and targeted support
for industry
Table 6: An alternative policy package for Approach #2: Economy-wide flexible, harmonized regulations
Table 6: An alternative policy package for Approach #2: Economy-wide flexible, harmonized regulations
Table 7: An alternative policy package for Approach #3: Targeted flexible regulations
Table 7: An alternative policy package for Approach #3: Targeted flexible regulations
Table ES-1: Three policy approaches to meet Canada’s 2030 emissions target
Table ES-1: Three policy approaches to meet Canada’s 2030 emissions target
Table ES-2: Visibility and cost-effectiveness of available climate policy approaches
Table ES-2: Visibility and cost-effectiveness of available climate policy approaches
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