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Ziele und Optionen der Steuerreform: Optionen für eine Ökologisierung des österreichischen Steuersystems

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  • Daniela Kletzan

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  • Angela Köppl
  • Kurt Kratena

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Ausgehend vom tatsächlichen Ökosteueraufkommen in Österreich evaluiert die Studie die ökonomischen Effekte eines Zusatzaufkommens aus Umweltsteuern von 1 Mrd. €, das über eine Senkung der Lohnnebenkosten an die Wirtschaft und die privaten Haushalte rückverteilt wird. Die Rückverteilung der Einnahmen ist bestimmend für die leicht positiven BIP- und Beschäftigungseffekte. Exemplarisch wird gezeigt, welche Änderungen im Bereich der Besteuerung von Treibstoffen, und Elektrizität bzw. einer neuen CO2-Steuer erforderlich wären, um zusätzliche Einnahmen von 1 Mrd. € pro Jahr zu generieren. Für die volkswirtschaftliche Evaluierung wurde eine Kombination der Ökosteueroptionen herangezogen.

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  • Daniela Kletzan & Angela Köppl & Kurt Kratena, 2008. "Ziele und Optionen der Steuerreform: Optionen für eine Ökologisierung des österreichischen Steuersystems," WIFO Studies, WIFO, number 33944, April.
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