... Limited must be obtained for commercial re-use. International environmental agreements coalition formation minimum participation rule transfers heterogeneous countries C72 Q50 Transboundary pollutant problems, such as global warming, are caused by human activity in each country...

... Vries Licensed re-use rights only Dimming effect interactive pollutants climate change climate agreement pollution control emissions tax D62 H23 Q50 Q53 Q54 Multi-pollutant interactions and the possibility of interdependent abatement actions across regions or countries can...

... pollution differential game tariff tax C73 Q50 F18 International environmental problems featuring pollution spillovers such as climate change pose a special challenge since they have special features that distinguish them from national environmental problems. This point has specific...

... experiments public goods C72 C92 H41 Q50 The equilibrium coalition size in the simultaneous-choice version of this game is called a self-enforcing coalition. A self-enforcing coalition is one that is internally and externally stable in the sense that no member wishes to leave and no non-member...

... and this function is denoted with A. Abatement cost function satisfies the properties A' > 0 for a > 0 and A" > 0. In addition, the following assumption on price and costs is imposed to obtain the results: Q30 Q38 Q50 Q58 The violation level is also...

... T. Eichner & R. Pethig 2018 T. Eichner & R. Pethig Licensed re-use rights only Fuel demand Climate damage International trade Asymmetry Stability Grand coalition C72 F18 Q50 Q58 The reduction of global carbon emissions necessary to stabilize the world climate...

...-García 2016 S. B. Akhundjanov and F. Muñoz-García Licensed re-use rights only Cost asymmetry cost disadvantage emission fees green firms L13 D62 H23 Q50 As environmental protection agencies gather more accurate information about the damaging effects of different types...

... for analyzing environmental impacts, like lifecycle assessments (LCA) and carbon footprinting, are applied. © 2015 N. W. Chan 2015 N. W. Chan Licensed re-use rights only Information green markets public goods greenwashing Q50 H41 D80 Consumers are increasingly interested...

... Licensed re-use rights only C73 D43 D62 L13 L32 Q50 Pollution public firms oligopoly Markov perfect strategy Our first result is that the dynamic game among profit-seeking firms reproduces the same equilibrium strategies as the static counterpart. Consistent with the idea...

... ) 2 Q 2 = s ( 1 + σ 2 ) Q 2 . Tragedy of the commons transboundary pollution uncertainty risk differential games C73 Q50 D80 When agents exploit a common property, an increase in risk may increase their welfare. This is a very interesting and important...

... regulation strategic interaction. Q50 L13 L50 Permit trading has been studied extensively in recent decades and is today a much used instrument in pollution control. Previous studies and experience from practice seem to confirm the generally accepted view that permit trading can be used...

..., which may be finite or infinite). Differential games dynamic games environment Nash equilibrium timing games transboundary pollution Stackelberg equilibrium Q20 Q50 C73 One of the emerging trends in the mutually beneficial relationship between game theory and the social...