The Parliamentary Budget Officer's analysis of federal carbon pricing is reportedly the subject of a "fight" with the Liberal government that includes allegations of "secret data" being withheld ...

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault says he expects the next carbon price analysis from parliamentary budget officer (PBO) Yves Giroux will yield a different result after the PBO corrected ...

The Canadian Climate Institute has also said the PBO analysis "fails to consider economic benefits of carbon pricing and the costs of climate inaction, both in terms of stabilizing the climate and ...

Giroux says he does not expect the updated carbon price analysis, expected this fall, to come to a significantly different conclusion than the 2022 analysis.

Ecofiscal’s analysis is based on a nation-wide carbon price that starts at $30 (per tonne) in 2015, rises to $50 in 2021, and then hits $100 by 2027.

From detailed analysis by University of Ottawa economist Nic Rivers (in this research paper) the effect of a $50 per tonne carbon tax on the price of various goods is roughly illustrated below: ...

PARIS/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Luxury goods companies were spared their worst case scenario in Sunday's EU-U.S. trade deal but ...