Improving the Environment through Reducing Subsidies [electronic resource]: Part III: Case Studies /...
Improving the Environment through Reducing Subsidies [electronic resource]: Part III: Case Studies / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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Paris : OECD Publishing, 2000.
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2000.
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CONTENTS; Introduction; 1. Overview of the Case Studies; The Effects of Taxes and Support on Marginal Costs: Quantitative Illustrations; 1. Introduction; 2. Statutory Taxes and Support; 3. Non-Tax Parameters: Economic Depreciation Rates, Capital and Input Structures; 4. METR on Up-stream Production;...
2. Irrigation: Current Situation and Reasons for its Development3. Microeconomic Modelling; 4. Conclusions; Notes; References; Environmental Effects of Changes in Taxation and Support to Agriculture; Summary of Results and Policy Implications; 1. Introduction; 2. Control of Nitrogen Pollution from A...
NotesReferences; Effective Tax Rates on the Marginal Costs of Different Modes of Freight Transport; 1. Introduction; 2. Methodology and Parameterisation; 3. Results; 4. Conclusions; Statistical Annex; Notes; References; Energy Support Measures and their Environmental Effects: Decisive Parameters for...
Executive Summary1. Introduction; 2. The Electricity System; 3. The Newsprint Industry; 4. Emissions from Newsprint and Electricity Production; 5. An Introduction to the Calculation Model; 6. Sheltered Sectors - a Theoretical Case; 7. Sweden as an Open Economy; 8. Concluding Remarks; Notes; Referenc...
4. Subsidy Targets and Efficiency by Direct Subsidies to the Pulp and Paper Sector5. Energy as Indirect Support; 6. Some Crucial Factors; 7. Reform of the Support System; Annex; Notes; References; Competitiveness and Reduction of Support Measures to Industry: the Prisoners' Dilemma; 1. Introduction;...
Annex: The Impact of Input and Output Subsidies on Production Levels
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Paris : OECD Publishing, 2000.
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2000.
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Substantial amounts of money continue to be spent in OECD countries on measures to support agriculture, energy, transportation and industrial activities. Many of these support measures encourage the emission of environmentally harmful pollutants, the generation of waste, and the excessive use of natural resources; and they constitute a large drain...
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Improving the Environment through Reducing Subsidies [electronic resource]: Part III: Case Studies / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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92-64-18018-4
1-280-08129-5
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333.7
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991023942565802626