Pollution permits and environmental innovation

Article Abstract:

Plain allowance markets have a negative effect on environmental innovations because they lead to undesirable pollution in the case of innovation. The government can expropriate an innovation by utilizing private markets that offer competing pollution-abating technologies. The government can also apply downward pressure on the licensing price of pollution-abating technologies and use advance allowances to reduce expropriation.

Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs, Pollution Control NEC, All Other Miscellaneous Waste Management Services, Sanitary services, not elsewhere classified, Environmental Control NEC, Environmental management, Environmental aspects, Technological innovations, Pollution control, Environmental policy, Spot market, Environmental permits

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The design of transnational public good mechanisms for developing countries

Article Abstract:

The various factors that affect the incentive mechanism for transnational public goods of transnational companies in developing countries are discussed.

France, Services information, Multinational Corporations, Services, International business enterprises

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Public goods with costly access

Article Abstract:

The economic aspects of the costs of public goods to high income and low income individuals are discussed.

Economic aspects

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