Cost-effective environmental policy: Implications of induced technological change

Article Abstract:

The study shows that emission sources with external learning effects should be faced with a higher tax than emission sources with only autonomous technological change by focusing on Learning by doing (LBD) effects in abatement activities. It is indicated that optimal taxes may be significantly higher in the industrial world than in the developing world.

Sustainable development, Technology assessment

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Carbon trading across sources and periods constrained by the Marrakesh accords

Article Abstract:

The use of two-period model to analyze the effects of emission trading envisaged in Kyoto Protocol is presented.

United Nations Conference on Climate Change, 1997

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The strategic use of innovation to influence regulatory standards

Article Abstract:

The strategies implemented by firms to combat environmental regulations and standards are presented.

Venture Analysis, Analysis, Environmental aspects, Business enterprises, Environmental monitoring, Environmental permits

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