Titlebook: Environmental Policy in an International Perspective; Laura Marsiliani,Michael Rauscher,Cees Withagen Book 2003 Springer Science+Business

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Studies in Computational Intelligencento force of the Montreal Protocol). It then extrapolates this path of unilateral management beyond 1988, and compares it to the obligations adopted under the cooperative regime. This comparison of the projected noncooperative path with the obligations adopted under the Montreal Protocol allows a qu

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S. Kavi Priya,N. Balaganesh,K. Pon Karthikaed. Second, it is analysed how the transboundary impact of such measures works to enhance pollution abroad (i.e. whether the inefficient ‘dirty’ national policy might be considered a ‘transboundary pollutant’ itself). Finally, for the case of Austria, a rough quantitative estimate of the above effec

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Ralf Bachmayer,Dorothea Stübingor not political discretion was limited, and that it would never pay to limit political discretion at the supra-national level unless it was also limited at the national level. In the model used in that paper, limiting political discretion would imply harmonisation of environmental policies, even if

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Trade and the Environment: A Survey of the Literature, grouped into four main themes. The first two of these are optimal policy towards local and transboundary pollution respectively. The third theme is the impact of trade liberalisation on environmental quality and welfare. The final theme is the political economy of the trade and environment nexus.

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Shailendra Kumar,Hussein M. A. Husseinrules of coalition formation and the equilibrium concepts applied to determine the outcome in a coalition game. The aim of this article is to provide an introduction to new coalition theory, to highlight its analytical superiority over “old concepts” and to discuss policy implications of important results.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-2531-3 it is optimal to . the emissions tax on the exposed sectors in the large country case, and that the same is likely to hold in case of Cournot competition. These results are confirmed in numerical exercises where global optimal policies are calculated.

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AI Literacy Education in Primary Schoolsnmental policies require the introduction of trade interventions such as tariffs, import and export subsidies. Finally, non-competitive markets for final goods are addressed and it is shown that most of the results are not substantially altered.