Modelling the Economy and the Environment

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I IntroductiontO Modelling the Environment and the Economy1 Background and Introduction -- II Survey of the State of the Art : Modelling the Environment and the Economy -- 2 Interaction between the Agricultural Economy and the Environment: An Overview of Dutch Problems, Policies and Models -- 3 Transport Infrastructure, Productivity and Employment -- III Effects on Economic Activity -- 4 A CGE Model for Denmark Applied to C02 Targets and GATT Liberalization -- 5 Costs and Benefits of Climate Policies: An Integrated Economy- Energy-Environment Model Approach for Norway -- 6 Regional Consequences of Environmental Taxes -- 7 Regional Impacts of a Future Reduction of Agricultural Subsidies in Norway. An Input-output Approach -- IV Effects on Emissions -- 8 A Model for Energy Consumption and Energy-related Emissions from the Danish Production Sector - INDUS/EMIS -- 9 Input-output Analysis and Emissions of C02, S02 and NOx - Linking Physical and Monetary Data -- 10 The C02 Tax and its Ability to Reduce C02 Emissions Related to Oil and Gas Production in Norway -- 11 The Regional Economic Consequences of Taxation on Commercial Fertilizers -- 12 Set-aside - Economics and the Environment -- 13 A National Forecasting Model System for the Evaluation of the Impacts of Alternative Policy Measures on Transport and the Environment -- V Integrated Approaches -- 14 Multicriteria Assessments of National Road Programs -- 15 Environmental Benefits from Export of Electricity from Non-fossil Sources in Scandinavia -- 16 Reducing Nutrient Loadings of Marine Waters: A Cost Effectiveness Analysis -- 17 Modelling the Regional Economic Consequences of Environmental Policy Instruments Applied to the Transport Sector -- VI Perspectives for the Future Research -- 18 Conclusions and Perspectives -- Author index -- Contributors.

10.1007/978-3-642-61128-5 [DOI]

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