Examples of using Market-based instruments in English and their translations into Swedish
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Market-based instruments will be important parts of the efforts to achieve real change through changing incentives for businesses and consumers.
To deploy market-based instruments such as fiscal incentives
Several Member States use market-based instruments to address air pollution,
Should market-based instruments be introduced
The economic rationale for using market-based instruments lies in their ability to correct market-failures in a cost-effective way.
Market-based instruments should be increasingly used in the effort to integrate environmental and economic policy objectives.
They can also counterbalance the impact of market-based instruments applied for environmental
Investments in low-carbon energy production will be further encouraged by market-based instruments such as emissions trading and taxation.
Regulation and market-based instruments are the most important tools to achieve environmental and energy objectives.
by risk-sharing and market-based instruments.
In writing.- The PPE-DE welcomes the report on the Green Paper on market-based instruments for environment and related policy purposes.
The Commission and Member States will promote the development and use of innovative financing mechanisms, including market-based instruments.
These are the questions the EEA addresses in its work on policy effectiveness and market-based instruments.
What are the areas and options for the further use of market-based instruments at EU or national level?
As far as GHGs are concerned, the two main market-based instruments for doing this are energy taxation(on fuel for land and air transport) and emissions trading systems.
At the EU level, the most commonly used market-based instruments are taxes,
To achieve this, market-based instruments like environmentally-related taxes,
In the end, the Commission concluded in its communication that market-based instruments are by far the most effective.
While market-based instruments have been exploited in some sectors,
Equally, I am pleased to see that Parliament shares the view that market-based instruments cannot be seen