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Environmental effectiveness and economic consequences of fragmented versus universal regimes : what can we learn from model studies?

Hof, Andries F.; Elzen, Michel G. J. den; Vuuren, … - In: International environmental agreements: politics, law … 9 (2009) 1, pp. 39-62

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The FAIR model: a tool to analyse environmental and costs implications of regimes of future commitments

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Sharing the reduction effort to limit global warming to 2°C

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Public subsidies and policy failures : how subsidies distort the natural environment, equity and trade, and how to reform them

Beers, Cees van; Moor, André P. G. de; Moor, André P. … - 2001

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Perverse subsidies, international trade and the environment

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The perversity of government subsidies for energy and water

Moor, André P. G. de; Beers, Cees van - In: Greening the budget : budgetary policies for …, (pp. 24-44). 2002

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Determining the environmental effects of indirect subsidies

Beers, Cees van; Bergh, Jeroen C. J. M. van den; Moor, … - 2004

Up to now a clear theoretical and methodological framework for economic-environmental analysis of environmentally damaging subsidies is lacking. Environmentally damaging subsidies are all kinds of direct and indirect subsidies aimed at achieving a certain (often non-environmental) goal that...

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