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Pigouvian Tax
Taxes can be used to correct for market failures associated with negative externalities. A Pigouvian tax is a tax levied on activities that generate negative external effects so as to correct an inefficient market outcome. The tax is designed for the economic agent creating the externality to pay for the external costs they cause.
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What is the Polluter Pays Principle?
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Piouvian Taxes - Tesco chicken supplier and pollution in the River Wye
5th February 2023
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Government Intervention - Economics of Carbon Taxes
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Government intervention - Paris announces car ban for central districts
23rd February 2022
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Negative Externalities - Peruvian Fish Industry causes a stink
23rd January 2022
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Pigouvian Taxes - Beyond Meat boss backs tax on meat consumption
3rd August 2021
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Indirect Taxes Introduction (Online Lesson)
Online Lessons
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Market Failure - Match Up Knowledge Retrieval Activity
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Fiscal Policy - Clear The Deck Knowledge Retrieval Activity
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Negative Externalities and Indirect Taxes
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Think tank urges increase price of alcohol in supermarkets.
13th September 2019
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Externalities of Festivals - Is there a case for a new tent tax?
30th August 2019
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Negative Externalities (Application Videos)
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UK Plastic bag charge set to be doubled to 10p
27th December 2018
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Chief Medical Officer calls for extended sugar and salt bans
21st December 2018
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Optimum “health tax” for meat calculated
8th November 2018