This paper summarizes a two-country model that solves for optimal tax rates to achieve efficiency in an economy with international trade in used consumer electronics. If only the developed nation can tax the disposal of e-waste, then the global Pareto Optimum can be obtained by either imposing an import tariff on used consumer electronics or subsidizing the return of e-waste for disposal in the developed country. The global Pareto Optimum can also be obtained by reducing the disposal tax in the developed country to a level below the external marginal cost of disposal should no other policy option be available
Discarded electronics present serious threats to health and ecosystems, making e-waste regulations a...
The transport of discarded electronic and electrical appliances (e-waste) to developing regions has ...
E-waste could be an important source of valuable metals if we can design an effective recovery mecha...
Electronic waste generated from the consumption of durable goods in developed countries is often exp...
As one of the major waste streams towards the global environment, waste electrical and electronic eq...
Options to prevent electronic waste from landfill disposal include recycling, reuse, and disposal ba...
Abstract This paper estimates the magnitude of worldwide Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipmen...
This paper presents a model of waste product trade between a developed and a developing country. Nor...
Electronic waste (e-waste) is a rapidly developing environmental problem particularly for the most d...
Environment problem becomes an essential issue associated modern life in this century. Advancement i...
E-waste problems related to trade in wastes and informal recycling in the developing countries addre...
Waste emission is becoming a serious problem around the world, especially in developing countries. A...
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment management (E-waste or WEEE) is a crucial issue in the so...
E-waste, short for electronic waste, is a term used to describe end-of-life electronic products. In ...
Electronic gadgets make life better and comfortable, however, become obsolete within no time due to ...
Discarded electronics present serious threats to health and ecosystems, making e-waste regulations a...
The transport of discarded electronic and electrical appliances (e-waste) to developing regions has ...
E-waste could be an important source of valuable metals if we can design an effective recovery mecha...
Electronic waste generated from the consumption of durable goods in developed countries is often exp...
As one of the major waste streams towards the global environment, waste electrical and electronic eq...
Options to prevent electronic waste from landfill disposal include recycling, reuse, and disposal ba...
Abstract This paper estimates the magnitude of worldwide Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipmen...
This paper presents a model of waste product trade between a developed and a developing country. Nor...
Electronic waste (e-waste) is a rapidly developing environmental problem particularly for the most d...
Environment problem becomes an essential issue associated modern life in this century. Advancement i...
E-waste problems related to trade in wastes and informal recycling in the developing countries addre...
Waste emission is becoming a serious problem around the world, especially in developing countries. A...
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment management (E-waste or WEEE) is a crucial issue in the so...
E-waste, short for electronic waste, is a term used to describe end-of-life electronic products. In ...
Electronic gadgets make life better and comfortable, however, become obsolete within no time due to ...
Discarded electronics present serious threats to health and ecosystems, making e-waste regulations a...
The transport of discarded electronic and electrical appliances (e-waste) to developing regions has ...
E-waste could be an important source of valuable metals if we can design an effective recovery mecha...