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Ireland's climate change obligations : the role of emissions trading and carbon taxation

Convery, Frank J. - In: The Irish banking review : a quarterly review (2003) 4, pp. 32-46

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Oil and gas : some policy aspects of exploration and development in Ireland

Convery, Frank J. - In: The Irish banking review : a quarterly review (1985), pp. 30-44

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Policy aspects of land-use planning in Ireland

Convery, Frank J.; Schmid, Alfred A. - 1983

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Issues in trans-frontier policy support for wind energy : the Ireland-UK situation

O'Reilly, Gemma; Convery, Frank J. - In: Environmental economics : institutions, competition, …, (pp. 187-206). 2006

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Using bus rapid transit to mitigate emissions of CO2 from transport

McDonnell, Simon; Ferreira, Susana; Convery, Frank J. - In: Transport reviews : TR 28 (2008) 6, pp. 735-756

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Transaction costs for firms in the EU ETS : lessons from Ireland

Jaraitė, Jūratė; Convery, Frank J.; Di Maria, Corrado - In: Climate policy 10 (2010) 2, pp. 190-215

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Convery, Frank J.; McDonnell, Simon; Ferreira, Susana - In: Environmental & resource economics : the official … 38 (2007) 1, pp. 1-11

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European climate change policy assessed, with particular focus on the European Union emissions trading scheme : evolution and key features to 2020

Convery, Frank J.; Di Maria, Corrado; Anderson, Barry; … - 2010

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Ireland's carbon tax and the fiscal crisis : issues in fiscal adjustment, environmental effectiveness, competitiveness, leakage and equity implications

Convery, Frank J.; Dunne, Louise; Joyce, Deirdre - 2013

Beginning in late 2008, Ireland experienced a fiscal crisis. This resulted in November 2010 in agreement between the Irish government and the European Central Bank, the European Commission and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) – known collectively as ‘the Troika’ – whereby the latter...

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Energy crops, forestry and regional development in Ireland

Convery, Frank J.; Kripchak, Kathleen - 1983

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