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... relevance of all these strands of research as environmental economists confront the epochal challenge of climate change. © 2023 C. Fischer 2023 C. Fischer Licensed re-use rights only JEL Codes: Q5 Q53 Q55 Q58 D61 Emissions trading environmental regulation information disclosure...

... Agency (Project title: To buy or not to buy. Vehicle demand and policy for sustainable transport). © 2021 E. Kyriakopoulou 2021 E. Kyriakopoulou Licensed re-use rights only Air pollution urban structure urban policies Q53 R14 R52 In 2018, 55% of the world’s population...

... Limited must be obtained for commercial re-use. Emerging pollutants (contaminants of emerging concern) biological processes water quality ecosystems and human health water management Q25 Q53 Over the last century, intense population growth coupled with strong economic development...

.... Laubinger, E. Lanzi and J. Chateau Licensed re-use rights only JEL Codes: O14 Q52 Q53 J4 C68 Circular economy resource efficiency natural resources employment and redistributive effects labour markets macro-economic modelling Circular economy policies aim at reducing resource...

.... Petrella and V. Raponi 2020 L. Merlo and L. Petrella and V. Raponi Licensed re-use rights only JEL Codes: C31 C54 Q51 Q53 Q56 CO₂ emissions joint quantile regression sectoral disaggregation multivariate CO₂ distribution multivariate STIRPAT model Carbon...

... Q53 Air pollution health behavior non-market values general equilibrium cost-benefit analysis Fifty years ago, Ayres and Kneese (1969) established the rationale for an economy-wide approach to modeling the benefits of environmental quality. These pioneers saw natural systems...

... research. I am grateful for useful comments to Susana Ferreira, Matteo Mattmann, Charlotte von Möllendorff and an anonymous reviewer. © 2016 H. Welsch 2016 H. Welsch Licensed re-use rights only Q48 Q42 Q51 Q53 Q54 Electricity generation Externalities Fossil fuels Nuclear...

... of market failure in the industry. Instead the sizable external benefits associated with recycling some materials may explain the need for policy. © 2016 S. Eom 2016 S. Eom Licensed re-use rights only Q51 Q53 Solid waste Recycling External costs External benefits The economics...

... version of the paper. We are particularly grateful to Maureen Cropperfor insights that have greatly improved this paper. © 2015 A. M. Islam and R. E. López 2015 A. M. Islam and R. E. López Licensed re-use rights only H50 H40 Q53 Q58 Air pollution Government spending Public goods...

... of the remaining theoretical gaps and to propose some possibilities for future research. © 2012 R. Pasten and E. Figueroa 2012 R. Pasten and E. Figueroa Licensed re-use rights only Environmental Kuznets curve elasticity of substitution economic growth. C23 Q53 Q58 Since the seminal...

... pathway nitrogen nitrate agriculture benefits marginal external costs water quality Secchi depth health costs water supply Q51 Q53 Q58 Q59 The valuation of environmental benefits related to water quality has up to now largely been undertaken separately from the valuation of water...

... environmental policy design nonpoint source pollution stochastic emissions Q53 Q58 Economists now generally agree that emissions trading can often achieve environmental targets at lower social cost than traditional design and performance standards and emissions taxes. Success stories for air...

... efficiency H23 Q18 Q48 Q52 Q53 Q58 “How many stones should be used to kill a bird?” The author has in fact no desire to throw stones at birds at all, but the question posed alludes to the old English saying about “killing two birds with one stone” – meaning, in the present context...