Environmental Regulation and Market Power Competition, Time Consistency and International Trade

Contents

Emission taxes for price setting firms - differentiated commodities and monopolistic competition, Andreas Lange and Till Requate; minimum quality standard as an environmental policy - domestic and international effects, Massimo Motta and Jacques-Francois Thisse; emissions permits trading and market structure, Eftichios S. Sartzeakis and Donald G. McFetridge; experimental tests of market power in emission trading markets, Robert W. Godby, Stuart Mestelman and R. Andrew Muller; the competitive implications of facility-specific environmental agreements - the Intel Corporation and project XL, James Boyd, Janice Mazurek, Alan Krupnick and Allen Blackman; environmental policy and time consistency - emissions taxes and emissions trading, Peter W. Kennedy and Benoit LaPlante; does government precommitment promote environmental innovation?, Emmanuel Petrakis and Anastasios Xepapadeas; diffusion of abatement technologies in a differentiated industry, Emmanuel Petrakis; pollution, pigouvian taxes and asymmetric international oligopoly, Ngo Van Long and Antoine Souberyan; R&D cooperation, innovation spillovers and firm location in a model of environmental policy, Carlo Carroro and Antoine Soubeyran; relative standards as strategic instruments in open economics, Udo Ebert; ecological dumping - harmonization and minimum standards, Alistair Ulph.

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