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In the exam there will be a 40 mark essay question.This is compulsory and there is no choice of questions.The compulsory question is divided into 2 parts and draws on the principles and techniques of the first 3 weeks of the module.The focus of the exam essay question is environmental taxes.The question will include a requirement that you appraise and critically discuss a specific environmental tax.Your answer to this part of the exam should be in essay format (full sentences and no bullet points).Marks will be awarded for:Demonstrating a good understanding of the topicA well-structured answer that is relevant to the questionEvidence of wider reading on this topicEvidence of discussion, beyond being descriptive
For reading week, to help you prepare for the exam, it is recommended that you read the following document:The UK Tax System and the Environment by Andrew LeicesterThe Institute for Fiscal StudiesIt is available at:http://www.ifs.org.uk/publications/3774
You are advised to undertake further reading on this topic because, as advised, further marks are available for evidence of wider, relevant reading.
AdditionJanuary examQuestion on environmental taxSet reading: “The UK tax system and the environment” by Andrew Leicester (2006)Leicester has also made some recent brief observations on this topic at http://www.ifs.org.uk/publications/6491
Please supplement this set reading with further reading
