Titlebook: Economics of the Environment; Theory and Policy Horst Siebert Book 19923rd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Envirnomental Eco

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Optimal Environmental Use” All combinations of the transformation space can be attained. But which set of outputs should be sought? In order to answer this question, we must introduce value judgments that eventually allow us to determine the desired set of outputs.

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Environmental Quality as a Public Goode consumed in equal amounts by all. This approach starts from the premise that private property rights cannot be defined for environmental quality (or if technically feasible, that private property rights should not be defined). Then the market cannot allocate the environment, and government interve

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Property-Rights Approach to the Environmental Problemrights idea can be considered as a counterposition. The property-rights approach sug-gests that if exclusive property rights are adequately defined, the public-good environmental quality can be transformed into a private good, and optimal environmental allocation will be reached. Government interven

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Environmental Endowment, Competitiveness and Tradeo our analysis. When we take into account the spatial extent of the environmental system, we introduce a set of interesting allocation problems. In the following discussion we study the environmental allocation of spatial systems from a national, global and regional perspective..

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