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. This paper addresses this topic through insurance schemes in France and Germany for sewage sludge spreading. Section 1 …. However, the literature has not analysed which liability rule and insurance schemes are efficient for radical uncertainty … gives an overview of economic literature regarding product safety and liability, and stresses the lack of research on …
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Recent EU law of safety self-regulation by firms leads French fresh produce importers to negotiate with public authorities a collective self-monitoring safety agreement. This paper is a case study of such an agreement in the Perpignan import market. Its actual design poses a problem of incentive...
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Recent EU law of safety self-regulation by firms leads French fresh produce importers to negotiate with public authorities a collective self-monitoring safety agreement. This paper is a case study of such an agreement in the Perpignan import market. Its actual design poses a problem of incentive...
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of sustainable land use was set up in Germany. Core elements of the measure are the introduction and voluntary …
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of sustainable land use was set up in Germany. Core elements of the measure are the introduction and voluntary …
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The rise of consumer capitalism -- Consumption contested -- The organized consumer -- Consumer risk -- Consumer information -- Standards versus contracts -- Price and quality -- The consumer as citizen.
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We develop a multiple-firm model of an industry's voluntary adoption of environmental protection measures to achieve a predetermined industry-wide emissions reduction target under an explicit threat of imposition of an emissions tax. We examine the free-riding incentive of individual firms and...
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This paper analyses the conditions under which a group of firms has the incentive to sign a Voluntary Agreement (VA) in order to control its emission flows even in the presence of free-riding by other firms in the industry. For the purpose of this paper it is assumed that free-riders cannot be...
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