Environmental Financial Reform

With an environmental financial reform, we are using fiscal policy and taxation to redirect towards a sustainable and fair economy and society - by reducing subsidies that harm the environment and society, by placing our tax system on a broader basis and by making the consumption of resources and the burden on the climate more expensive. The additional revenue should be used sustainably for investments in the future and social justice. 

 


ANSPRECHPARTNER
Holger Bär

KONTAKT

        

Florian Zerzawy, Ann-Cathrin Beermann, Swantje Fiedler, Matthias Runkel, David Bohnenberger  |  05.2021  |  Study
Holger Bär, Christopher Leisinger, Marie Neubert  |  04.2021  |  Policy Brief
Holger Bär, Isabel Schrems, David Bohnenberger  |  04.2021  |  Background paper
Isabel Schrems, Holger Bär, David Bohnenberger  |  04.2021  |  Background paper
Ann-Cathrin Beermann, Swantje Fiedler, Matthias Runkel, Isabel Schrems, Florian Zerzawy  |  02.2021  |  Study
Ann-Cathrin Beermann, Swantje Fiedler, Mario Meyer, Matthias Runkel, Isabel Schrems, Florian Zerzawy  |  11.2020  |  Study
Florian Zerzawy, Henning Herbst, Fabian Liss, Rouven Stubbe  |  07.2020  |  Study
Holger Bär, Yann Girard, Claudia Kemfert, Johanna Neuhoff, Matthias Runkel, Luna Auler, Ann-Cathrin Beermann, Tom Guse, Leonard Müller, Isabel Schrems  |  06.2020  |  Study
Swantje Fiedler, Matthias Runkel, Dr. Klaus Jacob, Holger Bär, Friedhelm Keimeyer, Michael Zwilling  |  06.2020  |  Study
Stefan Bach, Holger Bär, Katharina Bohnenberger, Sebastian Dullien, Claudia Kemfert, Miriam Rehm, Katja Rietzler, Matthias Runkel, Sophie Schmalz, Silke Tober, Achim Truger  |  05.2020  |  Study
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