Should the UK replace green policies with a single carbon price?
Institute of Fiscal Studies calls for overhaul of government policies designed to curb CO2, but is its answer too simplistic?
The UK government should scrap its complex array of green policies and replace them with a uniform carbon price if it wants to meet ambitious climate change targets in the most cost effective way. That...
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