Moving to Markets in Environmental Regulation: Lessons from Twenty Years of Experience
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Moving to Markets in Environmental Regulation: Lessons from Twenty Years of Experience

by Charles D. Kolstad, Jody Freeman

Law Economics Environment public policy
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Moving to Markets in Environmental Regulation examines two decades of experience with market-based approaches to environmental policy. Charles D. Kolstad and Jody Freeman consider the lessons these approaches offer for environmental regulation, connecting questions of economics, law, policy, and regulatory design.

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Moving to Markets in Environmental Regulation examines the role of markets in shaping environmental regulation.

Drawing on twenty years of experience, the book considers what can be learned from market-oriented approaches to environmental policy.

Charles D. Kolstad and Jody Freeman present a focused contribution to discussions of environmental law, economics, and regulatory design.

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