Achieving 2050 Advisory Report: Table of Contents
Executive Summary
1 Setting the Stage
2 Carbon Pricing Policy — Goals and Objectives
- 2.1 Goal One: Achieve the Government of Canada’s GHG Emissions Reduction Targets at Least Cost
- 2.2 Goal Two: Address Adverse Impacts on the Economy and Society
3 Carbon Pricing Policy — Essential Design Elements
- 3.1 The Essential Elements of Policy Design: A Unified Carbon Pricing Policy
- 3.2 The Essential Elements of Policy Implementation: An Adaptive Carbon Pricing Policy that Sends a Credible Long-term Price Signal
- 3.3 The Carbon Pricing Policy Wedges
4 Carbon Pricing Policy — The “Road Map”
- 4.1 Transition from Fragmentation to a Unified Carbon Pricing Policy
- 4.2 The Detailed Design of the Policy Wedges
5 Carbon Pricing Policy — Outcomes and Impacts
- 5.1 Macroeconomic Impacts are Manageable
- 5.2 Competitiveness Issues are Limited but Significant for Some
- 5.3 Distributional Impacts for Some Households and Communities Will Create Challenges
- 5.4 Technology Deployment is Crucial To Success
- 5.5 Smoothing the Transition with Auction Revenue
6 Carbon Pricing Policy — Governance and Implementation
- 6.1 Purpose
- 6.2 Rules-based Governance
- 6.3 Reviewing Progress
- 6.4 Climate Policy Governance in Canada
- 6.5 Moving Forward
7 Conclusions and Recommendations




















