This paper examines a market for pollution permits in which one firm has market power and one or more firms is noncompliant. I show that the firm with market power may choose to hold more permits than it needs, effectively retiring permits from the market. I also show that some noncompliance may be socially desirable because it can mitigate the distortion caused by market power. Similarly, some degree of market power may be socially desirable because it can, in turn, mitigate the distortion caused by noncompliance. 2002 Elsevier Ž.Science USA Key Words: pollution markets; enforcement; noncompliance; market power
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Markets for pollution have become a popular regulatory instrument. In this article we investigate th...
Markets for pollution have become a popular regulatory instrument. In this article we investigate th...
In this paper we examine an alternative policy scenario, where governments allow polluting firms to ...
In this paper we examine an alternative policy scenario, where governments allow polluting firms to ...
This paper examines the effects of risk aversion on compliance choices in markets for pollution cont...
Markets for pollution have become a popular regulatory instrument. Yet these markets are often highl...
As with other commodity markets, markets for trading pollution permits have not been immune to marke...
This paper considers nine possible reasons why firms might trade less often in permit markets than w...
This paper considers nine possible reasons why firms might trade less often in permit markets than w...
We derive an enforcementstrategy for a transferable permit system inthe presence of market power tha...
This article investigates cap-and-trade markets in the presence of both political and market distort...
This article investigates cap-and-trade markets in the presence of both political and market distort...
This paper examines the effects of missing markets, heterogeneous pollutants, and the pollution tech...
This paper discusses market power effects in ambient permit markets. We consider a dominant firm in ...
This article investigates the cost effectiveness of cap-and-trade markets in the presence of both po...
Markets for pollution have become a popular regulatory instrument. In this article we investigate th...
Markets for pollution have become a popular regulatory instrument. In this article we investigate th...
In this paper we examine an alternative policy scenario, where governments allow polluting firms to ...
In this paper we examine an alternative policy scenario, where governments allow polluting firms to ...
This paper examines the effects of risk aversion on compliance choices in markets for pollution cont...
Markets for pollution have become a popular regulatory instrument. Yet these markets are often highl...