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Montero, Juan-Pablo - 2009

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Market power in pollution permit markets

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Voluntary compliance with market-based environmental policy : evidence from the US Acid Rain Program

Montero, Juan-Pablo - In: Journal of political economy 107 (1999) 5, pp. 998-1033

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On pollution permit banking and market power

Liski, Matti; Montero, Juan-Pablo - In: Journal of regulatory economics 29 (2006) 3, pp. 283-302

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Market power in a storable-good market : theory and applications to carbon and sulfur trading

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Market power in an exhaustible resource market : the case of storable pollution permits

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The efficiency and robustness of allowance banking in the U.S. acid rain program

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Market power in an exhaustible resource market : the case of storable pollution permits

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The declining trend in sulfur dioxide emissions : implications for allowance prices

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Voluntary Compliance with Market-Based Environmental Policy : Evidence from the U.S. Acid Rain Program

Montero, Juan-Pablo - 1999

The U.S. Acid Rain Program implemented a nationwide market for electric utilities' sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions and included voluntary compliance possibilities for nonaffected sources. I observe significant voluntary participation 'albeit with small impact on the SO2 market' mostly from...

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