Article
Internationally Tradeable Emission Certificates. Linking Environmental Protection and Development
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« Internationally Tradeable Emission Certificates. Linking Environmental Protection and Development »,
Wissenschaftszentrum,
1996,
p. 3-19.
The main purpose of the present article is to answer the following question : what form should a future policy instrument to reduce greenhouse gas emissions take if it is to be biased in favour of developing countries ; i.e. enabling global environmental protection and global development while satisfying the criteria of both efficiency and equity : by creating a market where no market exists, by introducing internationally tradeable emission certificates ?
Three main topics dominate the formulation of an international greenhouse-gas regime ...
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