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Taxes and subsidies for pollution intensive industries as trade policy

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The economic impact of environmental regulation : an AGE analysis under alternative treatments of technical change

Conrad, Klaus - In: Mathematical modelling in economics : essays in honor …, (pp. 603-615). 1993

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Environmental tax competition : a simulation study for asymmetric countries

Conrad, Klaus - In: The economic theory of environmental policy in a …, (pp. 97-121). 1997

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Resource and waste taxation in the theory of the firm with recycling activities

Conrad, Klaus - In: Environmental & resource economics : the official … 14 (1999) 2, pp. 217-242

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Voluntary environmental agreements, emission taxes and international trade : the importance of the timing of strategies

Conrad, Klaus - 1999

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Choosing emission taxes under international price competition

Conrad, Klaus - In: Environmental policy and market structure, (pp. 85-98). 1996

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Optimal environmental policy for oligopolistic industries under intra-industry trade

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Taxes and subsidies for pollution-intensive industries as trade policy

Conrad, Klaus - In: Journal of environmental economics and management : … 25 (1993) 2, pp. 121-135

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Optimal environmental policy for oligopolistic industries under intra-industry trade

Conrad, Klaus - 1994

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The optimal path of energy and CO2 taxes for intertemporal resource allocation

Conrad, Klaus - 2001

The purpose of this paper is to extend the dynamic resource allocation problem by including stock externalities like accumulated CO2 and SO2 emissions as well as flow externalities like waste of energy or pollutants which can be abated (SO2). The objective is to examine how the evolution of...

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