Effect of Environmental Taxes as Correcting Negative Externalities Caused by Water Pollution Applied to the Agro-Food Industry

  • Román-Sánchez I
  • Carra I
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Abstract

Market failure involving pollution from wastewater discharges industrials, is corrected with the establishment of envi-ronmental taxes. Heterogeneity in the design of these taxes, with a different tax base for each EU member country, af-fects both the pollution parameters considered and their weight in the calculation of the tax payable. This paper presents a study on the variety of this tax in Belgium, Italy and Spain. Finally, we discuss the possibility of the same as correct-ing market failure.

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Román-Sánchez, I. M., & Carra, I. (2013). Effect of Environmental Taxes as Correcting Negative Externalities Caused by Water Pollution Applied to the Agro-Food Industry. Theoretical Economics Letters, 03(03), 30–34. https://doi.org/10.4236/tel.2013.33a006

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