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100			_aChaturvedi, Ashish
245			_aEnvironmental fiscal reforms _cChaturvedi, Ashish.
260			_c2014
300			_a193-205
520			_aThe paper presents concepts and instruments of environmental fiscal reforms (EFR) and their application in the Indian context. EFR can lead to environmental improvement more efficiently and cost effectively than traditional regulation. There is substantial experience of successful EFR implementation in the European Union. India has also adopted some EFR measures such as deregulation of petrol prices, coal cess, and subsidy for setting up common effluent treatment plants. The challenges of implementing EFR measures in India are also discussed, including inadequate analysis, policy framework and institutional capacity, as well as conflict with poverty reduction and building political support.
650			_aIndia
650			_aPoverty Reduction
650			_aCommand And Control
650			_aMarket-Based Instruments
650			_aEnvironmentally Harmful Subsidies
650			_aGreen Tax
650			_aEco-Tax
650			_aEnvironmental Fiscal Reform
773			_aIIMB Management Review _dSeptember
999			_c41802 _d41802