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The Impact of Carbon Taxation on Supply Chains in China

Comatch

The European Union will start to demand carbon footprint data from 2023 and introduce a carbon border tax from January 2026. From January 2026, companies will have to pay taxes depending on the carbon intensity of the import and the tax rate per metric ton. Currently, emissions are taxed much lower in China than in Europe.

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Unfit for Next Crisis; Laughable Banking Union Revisited

MishTalk

However, any funds would have to be borrowed by a national government on behalf of banks, and that country would also be liable for the loan. This provision is expected to be in place at least until 2026. I am sticking with my analysis. But is this really the right kind of agreement for Germany and Europe? Emphasis added.

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Driverless Cars Will Change Auto Insurance. Here’s How Insurers Can Adapt

Harvard Business

Sensitivity analysis was then applied to the model to account for overall risk and uncertainty. The need to secure and insure the public infrastructure is likely to be vast and much larger than $500 million, but governments often “self-insure” these risks so the opportunity for commercial insurance is likely to be lower.

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The “Smart Society” of the Future Doesn’t Look Like Science Fiction

Harvard Business

More broadly, we might define a smart society as one where digital technology, thoughtfully deployed by governments, can improve on three broad outcomes: the well-being of citizens, the strength of the economy, and the effectiveness of institutions. trillion by 2026. ” There are several implications that flow from this analysis.

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Seven Charts Explain Why Chicago Bonds Rated Junk

MishTalk

By the time payments peak in 2026, they will be four times the 2014 level. Data Source: Moody’s estimates Chart #3: Limited Taxing Ability The easiest way for a government to boost revenues is through tax increases. The above charts and analysis courtesy of Michael Johnston at Fixed Income Database.