This paper re-examines environmental regulation, under the assumption that pollution abatement technologies and services are provided by an imperfectly competitive environment industry. It is shown that each regulatory instrument (emission taxes and quotas; design standards; and voluntary agreements) has a specific impact on the price-elasticity of the polluters' demand for abatement services, hence on the market power of the eco-industry and the resulting cost of abatement. This implies that the optimal pollution tax will be higher than the marginal social cost of pollution, while a voluntary approach to pollution abatement may fail unless the eco-industry itself is willing to participate.Cet article ré-examine la réglementation environnem...
International audienceIn this article, the authors introduce a polluting eco-industry. Depending on ...
This note investigates the impact of (international) technology transfer on optimal pollution taxati...
Pollution abatement goods and services are now largely being delivered by a specialized "eco-industr...
This paper re-examines environmental regulation, under the assumption that pollution abatement techn...
International audienceThis paper re-examines environmental regulation, under the assumption that pol...
This paper considers the combination of pollution taxes and abatement subsidies when some polluting ...
Cet article reconsidère la réglementation environnementale, sous l'hypothèse que les technologies et...
UMR Inra-AgroParisTech Economie publique A paraître dans : Journal of Regulatory Economics 2004s-42L...
International audienceThis paper compares, in a polluting oligopoly, an emission tax and a form of e...
Classification JEL : D62; H23; L11This paper examines the effect of emission taxes on pollution abat...
International audienceIn this paper, we consider competitive polluting firms that outsource their ab...
In this paper, we study an eco-industry providing an environmental service to a competitive pollutin...
In this article we introduce a polluting eco-industry. Depending on the level of the damage, we find...
AbstractThis article investigates environmental regulations on eco-industry in vertical oligopolies,...
International audienceIn this article, the authors introduce a polluting eco-industry. Depending on ...
This note investigates the impact of (international) technology transfer on optimal pollution taxati...
Pollution abatement goods and services are now largely being delivered by a specialized "eco-industr...
This paper re-examines environmental regulation, under the assumption that pollution abatement techn...
International audienceThis paper re-examines environmental regulation, under the assumption that pol...
This paper considers the combination of pollution taxes and abatement subsidies when some polluting ...
Cet article reconsidère la réglementation environnementale, sous l'hypothèse que les technologies et...
UMR Inra-AgroParisTech Economie publique A paraître dans : Journal of Regulatory Economics 2004s-42L...
International audienceThis paper compares, in a polluting oligopoly, an emission tax and a form of e...
Classification JEL : D62; H23; L11This paper examines the effect of emission taxes on pollution abat...
International audienceIn this paper, we consider competitive polluting firms that outsource their ab...
In this paper, we study an eco-industry providing an environmental service to a competitive pollutin...
In this article we introduce a polluting eco-industry. Depending on the level of the damage, we find...
AbstractThis article investigates environmental regulations on eco-industry in vertical oligopolies,...
International audienceIn this article, the authors introduce a polluting eco-industry. Depending on ...
This note investigates the impact of (international) technology transfer on optimal pollution taxati...
Pollution abatement goods and services are now largely being delivered by a specialized "eco-industr...