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Whose carbon market covers the most emissions?
Answer: China's
Why: China's market began in 2021 with power plants and added steel, cement and aluminium in 2025.
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Who gave his name to taxes on harmful side effects?
Answer: Arthur Pigou
Why: Pigou proposed taxing harmful side effects back in 1920, in his book The Economics of Welfare.
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Which term means an offset's cuts would not have happened anyway?
Answer: Additionality
Why: Permanence is a separate test: additionality asks if the credit money made the cut happen, permanence if it lasts.
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Which principle does a carbon tax put into practice?
Answer: Polluter pays
Why: The OECD set out the polluter pays principle for its member countries in 1972.
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What gas did the world's first big cap-and-trade market limit?
Answer: Sulfur dioxide
Why: The US Acid Rain Program set out to halve power plant sulfur dioxide from 1980 levels by 2010.
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What bill brings Swiss residents their CO2 levy money back?
Answer: Health insurance
Why: Everyone gets the same sum back whatever they burn, so households using little fossil fuel can receive more than they paid.