There have been opposing conclusions in the literature as to whether lender liability increases the probability of environmentally harmful accidents. This paper shows that s multiplicity of equilibria is the key to solve such contradictory conclusions
The environmental damage harms or threatens the two groups of interests - public and private. Both t...
Feess E, Mühlheußer G, Wohlschlegel A. Environmental liability under uncertain causation. European J...
Until enactment of the comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA...
This paper was presented at APFA Finance Conference in 2002 held in Tokyo.There have been opposing c...
Abstract. We build a model where lenders employ an imperfect screening technology to elicit informat...
As the full extent of damage resulting from past environmental practices has been realised, governme...
Recently, U.S. environmental law has shown a tendency toward increased lender liability. A model of ...
In a previously published article in this Review, Rohan Pitchford (1995) develops an interesting mod...
Should lenders be made liable for environmental damages caused by their customers? In a recent paper...
Lenders in the 1990s are increasingly being forced to take notice of environmental risks in their le...
This paper reviews the increasing attention given by banks to environmental considerations in the co...
A number of countries have recently introduced legislation which holds polluters liable for the cost...
With the deterioration of the environment and increasingly seriously environmental damage, the sprea...
This paper investigates the performance of liability rules in two-party stochastic externality prob-...
The aim of this paper is to examine the tensions that face the UK banking sector in assessing and ma...
The environmental damage harms or threatens the two groups of interests - public and private. Both t...
Feess E, Mühlheußer G, Wohlschlegel A. Environmental liability under uncertain causation. European J...
Until enactment of the comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA...
This paper was presented at APFA Finance Conference in 2002 held in Tokyo.There have been opposing c...
Abstract. We build a model where lenders employ an imperfect screening technology to elicit informat...
As the full extent of damage resulting from past environmental practices has been realised, governme...
Recently, U.S. environmental law has shown a tendency toward increased lender liability. A model of ...
In a previously published article in this Review, Rohan Pitchford (1995) develops an interesting mod...
Should lenders be made liable for environmental damages caused by their customers? In a recent paper...
Lenders in the 1990s are increasingly being forced to take notice of environmental risks in their le...
This paper reviews the increasing attention given by banks to environmental considerations in the co...
A number of countries have recently introduced legislation which holds polluters liable for the cost...
With the deterioration of the environment and increasingly seriously environmental damage, the sprea...
This paper investigates the performance of liability rules in two-party stochastic externality prob-...
The aim of this paper is to examine the tensions that face the UK banking sector in assessing and ma...
The environmental damage harms or threatens the two groups of interests - public and private. Both t...
Feess E, Mühlheußer G, Wohlschlegel A. Environmental liability under uncertain causation. European J...
Until enactment of the comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA...