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МЕЖСТРАНОВЫЕ ЭМПИРИЧЕСКИЕ ДАННЫЕ О МАКРОЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИХ ПОСЛЕДСТВИЯХ ЦЕНООБРАЗОВАНИЯ НА УГЛЕРОД: МЕТА-АНАЛИТИЧЕСКИЙ ОБЗОР С МОДЕЛИРОВАНИЕМ ДЛЯ РОССИИ

Empirical Studies on GDP Effects of Carbon Pricing

LP = local projections; SVAR = structural vector autoregression; VAR = vector autoregression; DiD = difference-in-differences; CGE = computable general equilibrium. Significance: *** p < 0,01, ** p < 0,05, n.s. = not statistically significant, Simul. = simulation result. Metcalf and Stock [3] is a preliminary version; [2] is the full publication using the same data and method. Firm-level studies by Dechezleprêtre et al. [14] and Colmer et al. [15], and the emissions-focused panel by Best et al. [16], are discussed in the text as complementary evidence

Study

Method

Sample

Type

Revenue recycling

GDP effect

Signif.

Metcalf, Stock (2020, 2023)

Panel LP

31 EU+ countries, 1985–2017

Tax

Various

+0,3 to +0,5 pp growth

n.s.

Känzig (2023)

SVAR

EU ETS, monthly

ETS

Limited

-0,3% GDP

***

Känzig, Konradt (2024)

SVAR + LP

EU countries

Both

Differential

ETS: decline; Tax: modest

** (ETS)

Bernard, Kichian (2021)

VAR

British Columbia, 2008–2017

Tax

Full (income tax cuts)

≈0

n.s.

Yamazaki (2017, 2022)

DiD

BC manufacturing

Tax

Full (income and corporate tax cuts)

-0,15% output; +0,06% TFP net

**

Goulder, Hafstead (2013, 2018)

E3 CGE

United States

Tax

Scenarios

-0,24% to -0,56%

Simul.

Makarov et al. (2020)

EPPA CGE

Russia (global policies)

Both

N/A

-0,5 pp growth/yr

Simul.

Orlov, Grethe (2012)

STAGE CGE

Russia (domestic tax)

Tax

Scenarios

-0,63% to positive

Simul.