Japan / United States / Australia / China / India / US / /
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USD / /
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Environmental Issue / /
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University of Georgetown Law School / /
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technology innovation / green energy / technology lock-in / technology-push and demand-pull polices / incumbent technology / cycle gas turbine generators / made developing green technologies / green technology development / renewable energy / energy intensive goods / clean coal technologies / finance / inferior technology / clean energy partnerships / clean energy economy / clean energy projects / clean energy / energy / technology-push incentives / maximum achievable control technology / renewable energy tax credits / green electricity networks / energy market / green technology sectors / green technology / technology-push and demand-pull measures / green technologies / energy efficient technologies / energy efficiency technologies / energy sector / renewable energy projects / technology-led climate change policy / technology standard / solar energy / greenhouse gas emissions standards / battery technology / energy technologies / Technology-push measures / /
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Brookings Institution / US Department of Energy / Supreme Court / US Climate Change Policies US government / US government / John Hopkins School for Advanced International Studies / University of Georgetown Law School / Senate / US Department of Defense / Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development / U.S. Congress / Advanced Research Projects Agency / Environment Protection Agency In addition to government / United Nations / Environment Protection Agency / US-China Clean Energy Research Center / Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation / /
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George W. Bush / Barack Obama / Bill Clinton / Byrd Hagel / /
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President / adjunct professor / important complimentary driver / /
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California / Massachusetts / /
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Asia-Pacific / /
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inferior technology / explicitly made developing green technologies / green technologies / producing green technologies / energy technologies / energy efficiency technologies / incumbent technology / maximum achievable control technology / clean coal technologies / battery technology / /
A CARBON TAX AS AN INCENTIVE FOR GREEN INNOVATION AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE Joshua Meltzer Introduction Action by the United States on climate change has overall been disappointing. President Bill