Titlebook: Energy and Environment Regulation; Helen Lawton Smith (Director of Science Policy Stu Book 1996 The Regulatory Policy Institute 1996 clima

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Regulatory interventions for promoting investments in environmentally benign energy technologiesch distort market functions. Practitioners, on the other hand, advocate governmental interventions as indispensable measures to correct market imperfections. In their views, governmental interventions are not so rigid as implied by ‘command and control’, but are a soft package of practical policy tools.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-33373-7. Without a clear statement of objectives, it is not possible to evaluate the efficiency or effectiveness of various regulatory tools. Definition of precise objectives of the regulation is therefore the first step in creating ideal environmental regulation.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230522855o discourage substitution out of coal. These arrangements all had upward effects on electricity prices. In addition, petrol was subject to a substantial excise tax, motivated more by the revenue requirements of central government than by specific microeconomic objectives.

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Environmental protection through energy conservation: A ‘free lunch’ at last ?s commonly argued that, if only normal market concepts and processes are set aside where conservation is concerned, both energy use and energy costs can be reduced simultaneously, yielding environmental benefits as virtually a ‘free lunch.’.

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