Why are green fiscal policies such a small part of green economic policies? Evidence from three European countries

Business & Economics

• Green Economics 90%
• Fiscal Policy 87%
• Economic Policy 52%
• European Countries 50%
• Green Taxation 47%
• Tax 39%
• Environmental Taxes 32%
• Electricity Production 23%
• Exemption 21%
• Subsidies 21%
• Pollution 15%
• The Netherlands 15%
• European Emissions Trading 13%
• Logic 13%
• Tax System 12%
• Germany 12%
• Labor Tax 11%
• Emissions Trading Scheme 10%
• Green Economy 10%
• Government Budget 10%
• Carbon Tax 10%
• Adjustment Process 10%
• Resource Use 9%
• Scarcity 9%
• Energy Use 9%
• Incentives 9%
• Reward 8%
• Enforcement 8%
• Burden 7%
• Energy 6%
• Goods 5%
• Government 5%
• Assets 5%
• Economics 4%

Earth & Environmental Sciences

• fiscal policy 100%
• economic policy 80%
• tax 67%
• environmental tax 37%
• subsidy 25%
• taxation 20%
• coal 15%
• taxation policy 13%
• electricity 13%
• tax system 12%
• price 12%
• economy 12%
• green economy 11%
• emissions trading scheme 10%
• pollution tax 10%
• pollution 10%
• resource use 8%
• enforcement 8%
• energy use 8%
• Gross Domestic Product 8%
• goods 8%
• incentive 7%
• labor 7%
• budget 6%
• market 5%
• policy 4%
• indicator 4%
• economics 4%
• energy 3%

Social Sciences

• fiscal policy 76%
• taxes 64%
• Economic Policy 59%
• evidence 25%
• coal 21%
• taxation 21%
• subsidy 20%
• exemption 15%
• electricity 13%
• economy 12%
• taxes 12%
• Netherlands 11%
• tax reduction 11%
• Federal Republic of Germany 10%
• energy 9%
• emissions trading 9%
• tax system 8%
• privilege 6%
• reward 5%
• assets 5%
• driver 5%
• budget 5%
• incentive 5%
• labor 4%
• anxiety 4%
• cause 4%
• market 3%
• resources 2%
• economics 2%