The Federal Trade Commission has set a price on children's privacy online and the going rate is $170 million.
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The I.M.O. may also take steps to introduce so-called market-based measures that would set a price on carbon.
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She could set a price on carbon for her agencies to follow internally, even without the congressional action that probably won't be forthcoming.
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Mr Harper was close to being a climate-change denier; Mr Trudeau announced in October that he would set a price on carbon emissions.
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Salesforce has yet to set a price on its new tool, but it's likely to cost companies more than what they're spending on spreadsheets.
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A case in point: In 2012, the Australian government enacted a cap-and-trade program that effectively set a price on carbon of $20173 per ton.
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Though Democrats stressed they did not set a price on carbon, the mandate for states to create the trading markets would allow them to do so.
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At the same time, it is trying to meet its commitments under the Paris climate agreement, in part by requiring provinces to set a price on carbon emissions.
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Buttigieg plans to set a price on carbon that would increase each year, and the revenue would be rebated to Americans, especially benefiting low- and middle-income households.
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OGCI leaders called on governments last year to set a price on carbon emissions to encourage the use of cleaner technologies, although some companies including Exxon Mobil have resisted the idea.
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To discourage the pollution that accelerates climate change at home and abroad, we'll set a price on carbon -- and offset the cost to consumers by giving that money back as a dividend to working Americans.
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In striking this balance she had an ally in Mr Trudeau, who championed the pipeline but also passed a law requiring provinces to set a price on carbon emissions or to submit to one imposed by the federal government.
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"To discourage the pollution that accelerates climate change at home and abroad, we'll set a price on carbon -- and offset the cost to consumers by giving that money back as a dividend to working Americans," he wrote in an op-ed published by CNN Wednesday.
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"To discourage the pollution that accelerates climate change at home and abroad, we'll set a price on carbon — and offset the cost to consumers by giving that money back as a dividend to working Americans," he wrote in an op-ed published by CNN Wednesday.
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Lessig identifies four forces that constrain our actions: the law, social norms, the market, and architecture. The law threatens sanction if it is not obeyed. Social norms are enforced by the community. Markets through supply and demand set a price on various items or behaviors.
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Grabbe was recalled at his own request and Golovin was replaced by Neidhardt. Soon after his appointment Neidhardt set a price on Shamil's head, the reward being the weight of Shamil's head in gold. Shamil sent him a letter saying that he was honored that Neidhardt valued his head so highly, but, unfortunately, he could not reciprocate and would not give a straw for Neidhartd's head.Lesley Blanch, 'The Sabres of Paradise', page 219.
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Abbott said that funding should be found within the existing budget. Abbott announced a proposal for a taskforce to examine further construction of dams in Australia to deal with flood impact and food security. In February 2011, Abbott criticised the Gillard government's handling of health reform and proposal for a 50–50 public hospitals funding arrangement with the states and territories, describing the revised Labor Party proposal as "the biggest surrender since Singapore". Although Abbott had previously stated that he considered a carbon tax the best way to set a price on carbon, he opposed Prime Minister Gillard's February 2011 announcement of a proposal for the introduction of a "carbon tax", and called on her to take the issue to an election.
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