Examining the Impact of Carbon Tariffs on Trade

Anirudh Shingal presents at the joint NCCR Trade Regulation/NCCR Climate Workshop on “Border measures and the PPM issue in the context of climate change”. This presentation explores the possibility of a unilateral tariff increase on the imports of the most carbon-intensive products (identified from literature) from countries non-committed to climate-friendly polices in a bid to push them towards “global” climate policies. The presentation provides a first look at the empirical model to be used as well as the choice of trading partners, carbon-intensive products and the time period. Preliminary statistical analysis undertaken reveals the importance of these products in the trade flows of both importing and exporting countries as well as the existence of low tariffs (on these products) in destination markets.

International Coffee Agreement 1968, as extended : report to accompany Ex. O, 93-1 /

At head of title: 93d Congress, 1st session, Senate, Executive report ; no. 93-16.

The economy of Puerto Rico, with special reference to the economic implications of independence and other proposals to change its political status under the general provisions of section 332, part II, title III, Tariff act of 1930.

Reproduced from type-written copy.

International coffee agreement, 1962.

"International coffee agreement, 1962": p. 6-38.

Speeches on questions of public policy,

Includes index.

Report of an investigation of coffee,

"The studies here reported were made for the Committee on research of the Joint coffee trade publicity committee".--Prefatory note.

Agriculture and tariff reform.

On cover: For speakers, writers, agents, etc.

Report of the Tariff commission .

Vol. 1, pt. 1 of v. 2, and v. 3 are complete reports. The remaining volumes are each an analysis and summary of the industry studied. Full reports on these industries were not published.

Manitoba's case, a submission presented to the Royal Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations by the government of the province of Manitoba.

1. Introduction.--2. The constitutional relations of the dominion and the provinces.--3. The effects of federal monetary policy on western Canadian economy.--4. The effects of Federal Tariff policy on western Canadian economy.--5. The effects of declining income.--6. The financial problems of municipalities and school districts.--7. Analysis of Manitoba's treasury problem.--8. Manitoba's case--Summary and recommendations.--9. An examination of certain proposals for the readjustment of dominion - provincial financial relations.

Our trade with Britain; bases for a reciprocal tariff agreement,

"Selected bibliography": p. 119-124.

The effect on Minnesota of a liberalization of United States foreign trade policy; report of Business Executives' Research Committee study,

Mode of access: Internet.

Murray's illustrated guide to Montreal and vicinity; containing map of Montreal, description of places of interest, cab tariff, postage rates, street directory, etc., with general Canadian reference tables.

On cover: 20th century ed.

Corn, trade, wages, and rent, or, Observations on the leading circumstances of the present financial crisis : as they affect the artisan, the manufacturer, the labourer, the tenant, and the landlord, serving to elucidate the true interests of each.

Mode of access: Internet.

Harmonized tariff schedule of the United States /

Latest issue consulted: Suppl. 1 to 2006.

Probable economic effect redesignation of certain articles from certain countries as eligible for duty-free treatment under the U.S. generalized system of preferences : report to the President on investigation no. 332-284

Mode of access: Internet.