Titlebook: Economic Policies for Sustainable Development; Thomas Sterner Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 Climate Change.cont

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Environmental Policies in the Former Soviet Union,dministrative and legal changes. However, as long as the legal system does not function, respect for laws and regulations remains arbitrary. Similarly, the so-called “economic incentives ” that have been introduced are not likely to be effective until the whole economy is built on the basis of economic incentives.

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Economics and Environment in Mexico,r pollution from the transport and energy sectors but also on soil erosion, deforestation and several other causes for the poor air and water standards particularly in the capital. Finally recent legislation and other official efforts to remedy the situation are presented and discussed.

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Environmentally Sustainable Energy for Development,rk for identifying sustainable energy strategies and options within the national context. It also discusses potential areas for South-North collaboration to meet future energy-environmental challenges.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-1591-2mmarizing individual chapters (such summaries are provided in the abstracts of each individual chapter). Sections 5–8 contain an attempt at summarizing some reflections emanating from the various chapters analyzing policy instruments in industrialized, transitional and developing countries as well as on the global arena.

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What Is Our Goal in This Book?,d technical norms. This chapter describes how these norms are formulated in different countries and traces how successively more ambitious norms appear to spread from California and Japan across to other industrialized countries and then, with varying speed, be adopted also in Third World countries.

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Environmental Taxes: A cautious start in Sweden, particular we review the Swedish experiences of environmental tax reform, energy policies and deposit refund schemes. Environmental regulation in Sweden has many traits in common with the US and in many instances it has, indeed used the US as a model. When it comes to choice of policy instruments,

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