Tax Credits for Clean Electricity: The Distributional Impacts of Supply-Push Policies in the Power Sector
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DOI 10.1086/730923
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Copy CitationMaxwell Brown, Jonathon M. Becker, Jared C. Carbone, Teagan Goforth, James McFarland, Destenie Nock, Kristina Pitman, and Daniel Steinberg, Distributional Consequences of New Energy Technologies and Policies (Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists 11(S1), 2024), https://www.nber.org/books-and-chapters/distributional-consequences-new-energy-technologies-and-policies/tax-credits-clean-electricity-distributional-impacts-supply-push-policies-power-sector.
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We evaluate distributional and efficiency consequences of the bulk power clean electricity tax credits authorized by...
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