Titlebook: Conflicts and Cooperation in Managing Environmental Resources; Rüdiger Pethig Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelb

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The Choice of Environmental Policy Instruments and Strategic International Tradeeen countries, and I show that in such a model there is a preference for the use of standards rather than taxes as policy instruments. The paper employs a simple model of two countries who are the sole producers of a commodity sold on the world market. Production uses an input which is directly rela

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Monitoring and Enforcement of Pollution Control Laws in Europe and the United Statesonsiderations as:.Second, key dimensions of monitoring and enforcement system design are defined for the class of problems that involve individual point sources of pollution discharge, regulated with permits that specify limits on discharges per unit time, and for which there is likely to be profit

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The Economics of Negotiations on Water Quality -An Application of Principal Agent Theory parties can only deal on the basis of observed outcomes downstream. These are not only dependent upon the actions taken by the agent upstream but also upon some stochastic influence by nature. The formal difficulties of the approach are sketched and two special distribution functions (normal and be

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Illegal Pollution and Monitoring of Unknown Quality — A Signaling Game Approach —issions and a monitoring agent (controller) whose job it is to prevent such pollution. When deciding on whether to dispose of its waste legally or illegally the firm does not know for sure whether the controller is sufficiently qualified and/or motivated to detect the firm’s illegal releases of poll

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Conflicts and Cooperation in Managing Environmental Resources

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Summarising Discussion and Outlookr settle conflicts. This is not only true for transfrontier or global environmental conflicts but also when pollution has purely domestic sources and impacts. Consequently, any modelling of environmental resource allocation should explicitly capture the conflicts involved. This is not to deny the ne

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