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We characterize optimal firm-specific emission tax rates, and optimal firm-specific emission standards, and provide intuitive explanation on differential treatments. We show that there is a unified framework for deriving firm-specific policy measures. When firms are identical, the optimal policy...
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This paper presents a classroom game in which students choose whether or not to comply with pollution regulations. By …
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Empirical evidence support the existence of pollution abatement possibilities at negative costs, the so-called 'no … regulation. An econometric application confirms that marginal pollution abatement cost curves with no-regret options are …
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afford private mitigation of the adverse consequences of pollution is a central feature of the analysis. Private mitigation … leads to an endogenous, unequal distribution of the health-related consequences of pollution across income groups in a …
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original policy mechanism of transfers of pollution rights capable of circumventing these failures and decentralizing optimal …
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positively by health expenditures, but negatively by pollution due to production. It is shown that if individuals, when choosing …
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Through a series of experiments, we measure the marginal damage of emissions near Atlanta using a sophisticated integrated assessment model. The marginal damages of sulfur dioxide (SO2) are driven by proximity to downtown Atlanta; emissions produced closer to the city lead to higher exposures and...
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-tournament model of cost reducing R&D with spillovers, for the case of a homogeneous goods duopoly, where production produces pollution …
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