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Environmental Policy in an Endogenous Growth Model with Expanding Variety

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In this paper, we analyze the long-term impact of an environmental policy on economic growth, pollution and welfare. A … standard growth model with horizontal innovation is modified by including pollution which comes from the use of intermediate … goods production. Taxation on pollution reduces profits of final good producer as well as intermediate good producers. In …

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Environmental Tax Reform and Growth: Income Tax Cuts or Profits Tax Reduction

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Horii, Ryo; Ikefuji, Masako - 2014

economic growth deteriorates the environment through increasing amounts of pollution, the deteriorated environment in turn …

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Ideas, increasing return to scale, and economic growth: an application for Iran

Farhidi, Faraz; Isfahani, Rahim; Emadzadeh, Mostafa - 2015

Iran has experienced an increasing rate of economic growth during recent years. We need to explain the causes of this growth if we are to help maintain it. In this study, we try to calibrate and apply a model in the context of new growth models, based on Ideas derived from the Iranian economy....

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Circular Economy and agribusiness sector: Creating long-run benefits for the environment

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Measuring uncertainty, transfer entropy and G-causality In Environmental Economics

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Human activities have created environmental degradation with the internalization of the resulting externalities having been the main concern for policy makers worldwide. Uncertainty and unconvincing scientific evidence of various biophysical processes are present in many planned environmental...

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Balancing Growth and Green: Analyzing the Economic-Environmental Trade-offs Through Chinese Secondary Industry

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This paper investigates the Chinese secondary industry, revealing two significant findings through the integration of neoclassical economic theory and contemporary quasi-experimental methods. Firstly, it reveals that stringent environmental regulations can result in substantial economic losses,...

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Catalysts for Change: Government Incentives Driving Sustainable Construction in Developing Countries

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This review examines the pivotal role of government incentives-tax breaks, subsidies, and green bonds- in advancing sustainable construction practices within developing countries. Tax incentives encourage investment in energy-efficient technologies, stimulate innovation, and enhance market...

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Beyond Temperature: How the Heat Index 35 Shapes Environmental, Social, and Governance Standards

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This paper investigates the implications of high HI35 days, which increase the demand for water and energy supplies, overconsumption, and higher emissions induced by cooling demand. Socially, HI35 is associated with health morbidity and loss in labor productivity; hence, policies directed at...

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