Public Policies for Environmental Protection
by Robert N. Stavins, Paul Portney
Explores the design, implementation, and evaluation of environmental policies using economic analysis and real-world case studies.
About This Book
This book examines the development and effectiveness of environmental regulations and economic instruments.
Contributors analyze policy tools such as emissions trading, taxes, and standards for pollution control.
Case studies illustrate how different approaches have been applied in the United States and abroad.
The text evaluates the roles of government agencies, industry, and stakeholders in shaping environmental outcomes.
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