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What is the social price of carbon? The carbon price is an economic tool that assigns a monetary value to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, usually expressed in USD per metric ton of carbon dioxide equivalent (USD/tCO₂e). This price aims to reflect the social cost generated by these emissions in terms of climate impacts, health, agriculture,Read more

Learn about the dynamics of income tax, dividends, and mining royalties and how these mechanisms contribute to local and national economies.

Benefits of non-renewable projects in cost-benefit analysis, focusing on producer surplus, increased production, cost optimization and local impact.

Understanding Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) and its application in Peru and its role in Environmental Impact Assessments.