Wirkung einer Materialinputsteuer auf Ressourcenbedarf, Wachstum und Beschäftigung.

Distelkamp, M., Meyer, B. & Wolter, M. I. (2005): Wirkung einer Materialinputsteuer auf Ressourcenbedarf, Wachstum und Beschäftigung. , In: Aachener Stiftung Kathy Beys (Hrsg.): Ressourcenproduktivität als Chance - Ein langfristiges Konjunkturprogramm für Deutschland, Aachen, S. 63-130.

Author(s):

Martin Distelkamp
Bernd Meyer
Marc Ingo Wolter

Year of Publication:

2005

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