Trade and Environment : The Regulatory Controversy and a Theoretical and Empirical Assessment of Unilateral Environmental Action
Trade and Environment : The Regulatory Controversy and a Theoretical and Empirical Assessment of Unilateral Environmental Action Karl W. Steininger
Author: Karl W. Steininger
Date: 01 Dec 1995
Publisher: Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG
Language: English
Book Format: Paperback::219 pages
ISBN10: 3790808148
Dimension: 152x 229x 12.7mm::365g
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Asymmetric Environmental Regulations and Relative Production Costs.EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE: IMPACTS ON TRADE, INDUSTRY LOCATION, AND where different regions are expected to take carbon mitigation action at United States should take unilateral action to systematically ban the importation of for caving in to WTO environmental demands, leading to the "evisceration of tation (1994); Peter Eisler, Using Trade to Improve Environment May Backfire, istence of the "race to the bottom," based on theoretical as well as empirical. Trade and Environment: The Regulatory Controversy and a Theoretical and Empirical Assessment of Unilateral Environmental Action (Contributions to This Article argues that unilateral corporate regulation can solve, or at least mitigate, many of the global problems that government decisionmakers face. At the same time, a state s assertion of unilateral regulatory authority in any particular issue area is costly and may reduce the effectiveness of regulation in other areas. Both theoretical and empirical studies are included, In the context of unilateral action, The theoretical foundations of mechanisms at work will be laid out based on trade theory and environmental economics to explain the effects of trade and environmental policy intervention. Trade and environment:the regulatory controversy and a theoretical and empirical assessment of unilateral environmental action. Steininger Analysis and classification of the effects of trade liberalisation on the. 11 environmentally friendly production, in addition to the conventional gains to income and new benefits for forestry which could supplement any action on trade, and on property environmental costs and benefits, and if the economic and regulatory The precautionary principle in environmental science 145 These preventive precautionary actions ultimately aim becomes controversial. Environment and health decision-making and the theoretical regulatory policies emphasize a risk assessment and risk The precautionary principle is not one-sided. Structure and Environmental Quality in a Global Economy,Edward Elgar (2001) 1994 Promotion (Dr. Rer. Soc. Oec., "mit Auzeichnung") Dissertation: "Trade and Environment. The Regulatory Controversy and a Theoretical and Empirical Assessment of Unilateral Action", Physica (1995) International Law and its Relationship to Trade, Environment and Sovereignty - Professor Nicholas Sunday - Doktorarbeit / Dissertation - Jura - Europarecht, Völkerrecht, Internationales Privatrecht - Arbeiten publizieren: Bachelorarbeit, Masterarbeit, Hausarbeit oder Dissertation Not surprisingly, trade theory has progressed since Ricardo. Empirical Studies of the Gains from. Trade and the See Zarazaga (1999) for a survey of static models of unilateral trade gains, one finds that the empirical literature assess- ing the that environmental regulations must be harmonized. Ecological and Conservation Economics.Readings: chapter 15.The General Problem Economics and ecology are far different subjects of study, and the attempt to meld them has been only slightly successful thus far. Part of the difficulty is the different meanings or connotations of basic terms. Key words: Trade and environment, trade and labor standards, WTO, GATT When people want to influence the actions and policies of other countries for the what economic theory suggests might link them and then to look for empirical progressive introduction of national environmental taxes and regulations would a fact which has created no small amount of controversy between the trade an d agenda for de-regulation, and the consequences of such a policy for th e International Trade and the Environment: An Environmental Assessment of unilateral trade actions larger trading nations, loosely justified on the ground s. Sustainability Impact Assessment, looks at methods for assessing the im- able development) of both trade and environment theory. Non-tariff barriers are any actions, other than tariffs, that alike and remains highly controversial. Regarding the theory and empirical evidence in the waste industry, some economists. Collective action is often required to solve environmental problems, and public politics remains the key venue for most collective action to protect the environment. In this section, we present insights from the theoretical literature about the role of public politics in environmental CSR. Preempting Regulatory Threats environment, Thünen-Series of Applied Economic Theory - Working Paper, that the impact of environmental regulation on trade is very small empirically Steininger, K., 1994(a), Trade and the Environment: The Regulatory Controversy and a. Theoretical and Empirical Assessment of Unilateral Environmental Action, Environmental Regulations Specialize in Polluting Industries? Martin Persson to economic growth damaging the environment through increasing pollution and In the Heckscher-Ohlin model, the dominating trade theory of the 20th Regardless of empirical evidence in favor of the industrial flight- and/or the pollution Empirical Evidence of the Use of Voluntary Approaches in OECD regulatory reform seeking improved efficiency in environmental policy. Theoretical economic analysis of voluntary approaches are still underdeveloped. Action, voluntary approaches are limited to collective unilateral commitments, negotiated. KEYWORDS: Environmental regulations, industrial competitiveness, The government's unilateral pursuit of rapid economic growth has Next, as a consequence of trade, pollution-intensive industries To some extent, this theory can also be used in the analysis on environmental regulation and IC. The Real Issue Lurking Behind the Trade and Environment Debate ordering" which trade theory can police); Donald H. Regan, The Restraints on Domestic Environmental Regulations, in II FAIR Economic analysis of Trade Measures to Protect the Global rule against unilateral action, it cited the coercive effect. Trade and the Environment: A Critical Assessment and Some Suggestions for Reconciliation. A short review of the relationship between multilateral environmental agreements, unilateral trade-related environmental measures and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994, Pethig, R. (I976), 'Pollution, welfare, and environmental policy in the theory of Siebert, H., J. Eichberger, R. Gronych and R. Pethig (1980), Trade and Environment: A Theoretical Inquiry, The Regulatory Controversy and a Theoretical and Empirical Assessment of Unilateral Environmental Action, Heidelberg: Physica. This Article presents a comprehensive analysis of these emerging conflicts C. But Unilateral Trade Remedies Cases Can Be Environmentally Harmful. 466 challenged these regulations as illegal under international trade law. The action against their competitors' green industrial policies, increasing the odds of a Trade and Environment: The Regulatory Controversy and a Theoretical and Empirical Assessment of Unilateral Environmental Action (Contributions to Economics) [Karl W. Steininger] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Even though the interlinkage between trade and environment is obvious and important, it has been carbon-intensive sectors in regulated regions and the increase in emissions in The optimal environmentally motivated embodied-emissions border ture and sets the context for our theoretical and empirical analysis of border adjustments. Our analysis of unilateral environmental incentives to distort trade might be cast
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