
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.4711268
handle: 10419/296000 , 10419/308007
For a long time, Norway has had resource rent taxes on oil- and natural gas extraction as well as on hydropower generation. Recently, resource rent taxes have also been levied on aquaculture, and wind power generation. This paper, gives a short overview of the rent theory, the basis for rent generation in Norway, the size of rent generated, the Norwegian tax system for resource rent for each of the resources considered, and the rent taxes collected.
Norway, ddc:330, economic rent, H25, Q48, Q38, Q22, wind power, Q25, hydropower, aquaculture, rent taxes, resource rent tax, H20, Natural resources, natural resources, oil and gas
Norway, ddc:330, economic rent, H25, Q48, Q38, Q22, wind power, Q25, hydropower, aquaculture, rent taxes, resource rent tax, H20, Natural resources, natural resources, oil and gas
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