Harmonizing tailpipe policy in symmetric countries: improve the environment, improve welfare

Article Abstract:

The conclusions of study conducted to examine the environmental and welfare effects of tailpipe policy harmonizing by considering a special case of policy setting in countries that are identical in every way are presented.

Harmonization of laws

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Growth in overlapping generation economics with non-renewable resources

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the feasibility of positive steady-state growth in overlapping generation (OLG) economics that use non-renewable resources as essential inputs in the production process is presented.

Nonrenewable natural resources, Nonrenewable resources

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A general model of starting point bias in double-bounded dichotomous contingent valuation surveys

Article Abstract:

A general model developed to address the starting point bias in the dichotomous choice evaluation data by incorporating both the anchoring effect and yea-saying bias is presented.

Taiwan

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