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1.What is a carbon credit?

2.One carbon credit allow the owner of a company to emit ______ carbon dioxide.

3.DETS and VCM acronyms are stand for ______ and ________.

4.Which ministry in Malaysia is the national authority of carbon trading?

5.Describe the implication when carbon tax is imposed to industry.

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1. Allowance for CO2 emission
2. 1 tonne
3. Domestic emission trading scheme & voluntary carbon market
4. Enviroment and water
5. Inflation & price increase

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1. Carbon pricing mechanism
2. 1 tonne
3. Domestic Emissions Trading Scheme (DETS), Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM)
4. Ministry of Finance
5. Increase in product/ service price, higher cost of living

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1. Permit that allows the owner to emit certain amlunt co2.
2. 1 tonne
3. VCM = Voluntary Carbon Market
DETS = Domestic & Emission Trading Scheme
4.MOF
5. Cost of living, tax increases.

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1. A permit that allows the owner to emit a certain amount of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases.
2. 1 ton CO2 or equivalent in other greenhouse gases
3. domestic emissions trading scheme (DETS) & Voluntary carbon markets (VCM)
4. Finance
5. Inflation, product price increase

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1. The max. Amount of carbon dioxide a company can emit or trade
2. One ton
3. DETS - DOMESTIC EMISSIONS TRADING SCHEME
VCM - VOLUNTARY CARBON MARKET
4. MOF
5. Tax cost will passed to consumer

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1. Carbon credit is a permit that alliws the owner to emit certain amount of carbon dioxide or other green house gases.
2.one ton
3.domestic emissions trading scheme
Voluntary carbon market
4. Ministry of environment and water
5.increase price of goods and services

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1. a permit that allows the owner to emit a certain amount of carbon dioxide or other green house gases.(knownas“CAP”)
2. one ton of carbon dioxide
3. Domestic Emissions Trading Scheme (DETS) & Voluntary Carbon Market(VCM)
4. MOF
5. Inflation & reducing buying power