Titlebook: Dynamic Systems, Economic Growth, and the Environment; Jesús Crespo Cuaresma,Tapio‘Palokangas,Alexander T Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Christina Westphal,Gabriele Doblhammerroduction is improved by research and development (R&D). I compare four cases: Laissez-faire, Pareto optimal policy, and the case of a self-interested central planner that decides on nontraded or traded emission quotas. I show that with nontraded quotas, the growth rate is socially optimal, but welf

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Annika Schmidt,Karin Wolf-Ostermann governments to provide incentives, such as taxes, subsidies and regulations, to encourage producers to implement cleaner technologies. We study a duopoly in which the incumbent is more efficient, has a higher propensity to invest and has a lower cost of capital. We derive the minimal subsidy (to th

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,Zusammenführung, Diskussion und Ausblick,ch mortality is endogenous to emissions generated by production. Emissions are assumed to follow the . path, first rising and then falling along with output. In the optimum, some deaths are accepted as an exchange for consumption. The model is estimated for the European outdoor air pollution data, s

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Jesús Crespo Cuaresma,Tapio‘Palokangas,Alexander TDiscusses current environmental policy problems based on a scientifically sound theoretical background.Develops new mathematical tools for applied economic research.Acquaints the reader with state-of-