International environmental economics, theories, models, and applications to climate change, international trade and acidification / edited by Ekko C. van Ierland
1. Introduction to International Environmental Economics / Ekko C. van Ierland -- 2. A Comparison of Three International Agreements on Carbon Emission Abatement / Johan Eyckmans, Stef Proost and Erik Schokkaert -- 3. Coalitions and Side Payments in International CO₂ Treaties / Snorre Kverndokk -- 4. The Timing of CO₂ Control in the Face of Uncertainty and Learning / Charles D. Kolstad -- 5. A Global Marketable Permits Approach to CO₂ Mitigation: Implications for US Energy Demand / Adam Rose, Brandt Stevens and Ping-Cheng Li -- 6. Implementation Issues for Global Tradeable Carbon Entitlements / Tom Tietenberg -- 7. Trade and Environment: A Brief Survey of Current Issues / Ineke de Boer -- 8. Emission Taxes and International Market Share Rivalry / Klaus Conrad -- 9. Environmental Policy and Trade Liberalization under Imperfect Competition / Peter Kennedy
10. Environmental Policy in a Small Open Economy with Distortionary Labour Taxes: A General Equilibrium Analysis / Lans Bovenberg and Ruud de Mooij -- 11. Reductions of Sulphur Emissions in Europe: A Combination of the 'Best Available Technology' Concept and the Critical Loads Approach' / Markus Amann, Leen Hordijk, Ger Klaassen and Wolfgang Schopp -- 12. Improving Environment through Permit Trading: The Limits to a Market Approach / Tomasz Zylicz -- 13. Trading-Sulphur Emission Permits in Europe Using an Exchange Rate / Ger Klaassen -- 14. Tradeable SO₂ permits: Guided Bilateral Trade in Europe / Sonja Kruitwagen, Eligius Hendrix and Ekko van Ierland -- 15. Acid Rain in Europe: a Dynamic Perspective on the Use of Economic Incentives / Karl-Goran Maler
