Edward Elgar Publishing Edward Elgar Environmental Taxation and Green Fiscal Reform

Explore the complex relationship between global trade, climate change, and environmental pricing with this academic collection. Part of the Critical Issues in Environmental Taxation series, this book provides a deep look into green fiscal reform through a global lens. Readers will find valuable insights into how pricing mechanisms impact the environment and how trade globalization interacts with climate goals. The volume includes diverse perspectives from contributors around the world, offering a wide-reaching view of current fiscal policies. One of the standout sections provides detailed analysis of carbon pricing in China and examines the country's rare earth dispute within the WTO. This text serves as a significant resource for students, researchers, and professionals interested in environmental and natural resources law, providing a global perspective on the economic tools used to address environmental challenges.