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The Welfare Effects of Removing the West German Hard Coal Subsidy.

Clarke, R.; Edwards, T.H. - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 1997

The effects of removing the German coal subsidy and of introducing a carbon tax are explored using a single country, static computable general equilibrium model.

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The Welfare Effects of Japanese Energy and Environmental Policy.

Clake; R.; Edwards, T.H. - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 1996

Japan has maintained tight control over its oil market with the result that Japanese consumers face higher net-of-tax oil product prices than other OECD consumers. However, in April 1996, the market will be deregulated. We explore, through simulation, the welfare effect of deregulation, taking...

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Controlling Greenhouse Gases: A Survey of Global Macroeconomic Studies - REVISED-.

Clarke, R.; Winters, L.A.; Boero, G. - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 1993

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The Welfare Effect of Carbon Tax for China.

Clarke, R. - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 1992

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The Interpretation of Weak Sustainability Measures, and Their Values in a Computed General Equilibrium Model of the World Economy.

Bailey, R.W.; Clarke, R. - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 1998

There is controversy surrounding so-called 'weak sustainability measures'which attemp to measure sustainability according to current chages in manufactured and natural capital. In the framework of a dynamic control model, these measures are related to the rate of change of the utility of a...

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Energy Pricing for Sustainable Development in China.

Clarke, R.; Winters, L.A. - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 1993

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On the Optimum Trend of Fossil Fuel Taxation.

Sinclair, P.J.N. - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 1994

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The Prmimitive Uncertainty Construct: Possibility, Potential Surprise, Probability and Beleif; Some Experimental Evidence.

Ford, J.L.; Ghose, S. - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 1995

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Uncertainty and Strategic Interaction in Economics.

Eichberger, J.; Kelsey, D. - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 1999

The endogeneity of equilibrium strategies makes modelling uncertainty about the behaviour of other economic players … difficult. Recent developments in decision and game theory offer an opportunity to include strategic uncertainty as an … explanatory variable in economic analysis. This paper introduces to a new concept of decision making under uncertainty and an …

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E-Capacities and the Ellsberg Paradox.

Eichberger, J.; Kelsey, D. - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 1996

This paper introduces E-capacities as a representation of beliefs which incorporates objective information about the probability of events. It can be shown that the Choquet integral of an E-capacity is the Ellsberg representation. The paper further explores properties of this representation of...

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