Stochastic pollution, costly sanctions, and optimality of emission permit banking

Article Abstract:

A new economic motive for pollution regulations that allow polluting firms to bank and borrow emission permits over time is identified. It is shown that when aggregate pollution is stochastic, an intertemporal permit trading regime can provide firms with efficient incentives for pollution abatement.

Control, Environmental law, Emissions (Pollution), Automotive emissions

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Non-linear production, abatement, pollution and materials balance reconsidered

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Environmental economic literature and usage of various concepts in waste material recycling are re-examined.

Government domestic functions, Refuse systems, Methods, Economic aspects, Environmental policy, Recycling industry, Environmental auditing

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Strategic use of recycled content standards under international duopoly

Article Abstract:

The implementation of recycled content standards as international environmental regulations is discussed.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Standards, Recycled materials

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