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Figures, Tables and Box

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 August 2018

Edited by
Jakob Skovgaard  and
Harro van Asselt
Jakob Skovgaard
Affiliation:
Lunds Universitet, Sweden
Harro van Asselt
Affiliation:
Stockholm Environment Institute
Type
Chapter
Information
The Politics of Fossil Fuel Subsidies and their Reform , pp. ix - x
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2018
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Figures, Tables and Box

Figures

  • 2.1Composition of IMF post-tax estimates for oil

  • 2.2Composition of IMF post-tax estimates for coal

  • 2.3Composition of IMF post-tax estimates for all fossil fuels

  • 2.4Estimated US subsidies to fossil fuels (millions USD/year)

  • 2.5Coverage disparity across subsidy types in the United States

  • 3.1The wealthy benefit most from fossil fuel subsidies in developing countries

  • 3.2G20 fossil fuel subsidies (pre-tax) in 2015 and health expenditures in 2014

  • 5.1A ‘norm cascade’? Initiated fossil fuel subsidy reforms, 2014–15

  • 7.1Subsidies according to their environmental and trade effects

  • 9.1Overlapping member groupings of the Friends of Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform

  • 11.1Indonesia fuel prices compared to international oil market prices

  • 11.2Fuel subsidies in Indonesia (2006–15)

  • 12.1Challenges for distributors during the DBTL scheme rollout in India

  • 12.2DBTL scheme’s impact on growth of sales for non-domestic and auto-LPG in India

  • 15.1Stakeholder dynamics in Egypt

  • 16.1Actors in fuel subsidy reform in Trinidad and Tobago

    • Tables

  • 2.1Overview of subsidy measurement approaches

  • 2.2Mechanisms of value transfer to the energy sector

  • 2.3Global energy subsidy estimates

  • 3.1Summary of case studies of fossil fuel subsidy reform

  • 6.1Fossil fuel subsidy debate in the United States: New York Times and Washington Post coverage

  • 6.2Fossil fuel subsidy debate in the United Kingdom: Guardian and Independent coverage

  • 6.3Fossil fuel subsidy debate in India: Hindu and Times of India coverage

  • 6.4Fossil fuel subsidy debate in Indonesia: Kompas and Tempo coverage

  • 6.5Fossil fuel subsidy debate in Denmark: Politiken and Jyllands-Posten coverage

  • 11.1Timeline of fossil fuel subsidy reforms in Indonesia

  • 13.1Annual subsidy estimates by category for South Africa

  • 13.2Subsidies to coal and electricity production in South Africa

  • 13.3Subsidies to the liquid fuels industry in South Africa

  • 14.1Examples of subsidies to coal extraction in Colombia by subsidy category

  • 15.1Egypt’s 2014 and 2016 subsidy reforms

  • 16.1Transport fuels subsidised in Trinidad and Tobago

  • 16.2Actors and frames in fuel subsidy reform debates in Trinidad and Tobago

    • Box

  • 2.1Common gaps in energy subsidy estimates

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