Titlebook: Environmental Economics and the International Economy; Laura Marsiliani,Michael Rauscher,Cees Withagen Book 2002 Springer Science+Business

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The Kyoto Regime, Changing Patterns of International Trade and Carbon Leakage,to Protocol. Energy- en carbon-intensive industries in these countries fear that policies to implements these reduction targets will harm their competitiveness, endanger employment and will not improve the global environment, because of carbon leakage. Various studies have analyzed competitiveness a

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978-90-481-6112-6Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2002

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Environmental Economics and the International Economy978-0-306-48021-8Series ISSN 0924-1019

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Die ?ffentlichkeitsarbeit der Nebenklagee-good two-factor small open economy. We allow for non-tradables and for market power in the export market. The government is constrained to balance its budget at all times through distortionary taxes: a given income transfer has to be financed out of tariff and pollution tax revenue. We show that t

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Entwicklung und Aufgaben des Dritten Sektorse relative endowment of a pollution causing natural resource: South is relatively more resource abundant. Taking into account the commodity terms-of-trade effect of environment policy change, unlike Copeland and Taylor (1994) who ignore this, it is derived that if countries specialize completely in

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,Empirie — Schriftliche Befragung,s and that these incentives are particularly strong in industries where plants are footloose. In an earlier paper we used a simple model of imperfect competition to compare the environmental policies (in this case, emission standards) that would be set by non-cooperative governments for two differen

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,Zusammenfassung Theorie – Ausblick Empirie,ernational markets and transboundary pollution, this may not be true. In those circumstances, taxes may give rise to more distortions than standards. Especially, the distortions due to imperfect competition may cause that the investments in abatement under taxes deviate more than under standards fro

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