Tourist tax and sustainable environment: relevance, redistributive effects and reform proposal for the Municipality of Rimini

research; third mission

This project researched both fiscal policies and environmental protection strategies taking as case study the city of Rimini. It was divided in different steps: the study of current tourist tax in Rimini; the analysis of the distribution of its incomes; the understanding of the carbon footprint caused by tourists in the city in order to find any possible relation between the tourism tax and the level of pollution deriving from tourist services. Unirimini funded the Department of Economics of the University of Bologna for this research, which in turn commissioned CAST. 

Period of the project: 2019-2021

Scientific Coordinator: Emanuela Randon
Team of research: Antonio Marsi

Keywords: tourist tax; fiscal policy; environmental sustainability; carbon footprint

Funded by: Unirimini

Contacts

Emanuela Randon

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