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Carbon Tax versus Cap-and-Trade
The carbon tax versus cap-and-trade debate centers on which mechanism cuts emissions more efficiently without crushing economic growth. A direct carbon price, like Canada's federal levy at $65 per tonne in 2024, is typically 20% simpler to administer than cap-and-trade's complex allowance trading. Studies show cap-and-trade achieves 15% steeper emission reductions in power generation per decade, though critics argue its price volatility discourages long-term investment.
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