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developing country and we analyze the effects of a subsidy program to pollution abatement industry located in the North. We find … that, contrarily to common intuition, the subsidy to the pollution abatement equipment industry might reduce welfare in the … compensated by an increase in trans-boundary pollution which is detrimental to the productivity of environmental sensitive sectors …
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Building energy demands in the future could increase due to the climate change driven increase in outdoor temperatures. Gulf countries characterized by extreme climate and dependency on fossil fuels would be especially vulnerable to such impacts. Considering that in such countries about 80% of...
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Passing federal environmental policy reform is a challenge as the approval of interest groups such as consumers and state-level governments is often a prerequisite. Among others, the burden sharing's progressivity has a large impact on reform approval. We investigate how carbon tax payments by...
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Agricultural subsidies are an important strategy of the European Union, for improving farm incomes, economic consolidation of the agricultural sector, raising living standards and thus ensuring food security. This paper tries to answer at two questions. First, if there were significant changes...
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policy. Therefore, an eco-industry sector which supplies pollution abatement goods and services arises. Abatement goods and … pollution, which can be transboundary or purely local, affects consumers in both countries; we analyse both cases. Our main … a decrease in the environmental policy at home to decrease pollution abroad. This result does not rely on interactions …
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high availability. Moreover, the subsidy scheme is substantially more complex than a first-best Pigouvian tax. The optimal … renewable subsidy is always positive but tends to decrease as electricity production becomes less reliant on fossils. The … optimal storage subsidy even changes its sign. It is usually negative as long as fossils contribute to filling the storage …
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Investment subsidies to private firms have been one of the most popular place-based policies in developed countries; however, the empirical evidence to date is still mixed and there is no general consensus on the effectiveness of such policy. Most evaluation studies have focused on the policy...
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This paper examines the impact of the subsidies, in the vegetable and animal sector, on farms, in 2007-2015. The impact can be monitor in terms of economic key indicators that provide insights into Romanian productive sector. Based on these data we can reveal evolutionary trends realistic and...
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This paper demonstrates that a pollution tax with a fixed cost component may lead, by itself, to segregation between … locations and two industries (clean and dirty) where pollution is a by-product of dirty good manufacturing. Under proper … outcome when there is a fixed cost component of the pollution tax. Moreover, a stratified Pareto optimum can never be …
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