Jochem, E.E.JochemWalz, R.R.Walz2022-03-032022-03-031993https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/183187The authors argue that an energy tax should be favoured and not a CO2-tax. The macroeconomic effects analysed so far show that compared to the enormous costs of climate change a CO2/energy tax would have minor effects. Under certain assumptions the introduction of a CO2/energy tax could yield positive employment effects.declimate protection policyCO2-SteuerCO2-taxEnergiekostenEnergiesteuerenergy costenergy taxindustryKlimaschutzpolitikmacroeconomic effectmakroökonomische AuswirkungUnternehmen303600book article