Environmental & Resource Economics

1991 - 2025

Current editor(s): Ian J. Bateman

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Clean technology — Innovation and environmental regulation pp. 533-550: Susse Georg, Inge Røpke and Ulrik Jørgensen
Ecosystems, externalities, and economies pp. 551-567: Thomas Crocker and John Tschirhart
Social incidence and economic costs of carbon limits pp. 569-591: Gunter Stephan, Renger Nieuwkoop and Thomas Wiedmer
On modeling incentive systems which utilize pollution charges for pollution abatement pp. 593-604: A. Rikun
Altruism in cost-benefit analysis pp. 605-613: Per-Olov Johansson
Supply and demand factors of Cleaner technologies: Some empirical evidence pp. 615-634: Rene Kemp, Xander Olsthoorn, Frans Oosterhuis and Harmen Verbruggen
Operational Research and the environment pp. 635-639: P. Beek, L. Fortuin and L. Wassenhove

Investment decisions and transferable discharge permits: An empirical study of water quality management under policy uncertainty pp. 441-458: David Letson
Profits from violating controls on the use of a polluting input pp. 459-468: Ing-Marie Andréasson-Gren
Optimal failure rates and penalty-bonus policies in the offshore petroleum sector pp. 469-489: Eirik Amundsen
Social cost of CO 2 abatement from energy efficiency and solar power in the United States pp. 491-512: Darwin Hall
Deforestation and national accounting pp. 513-521: John Hartwick
Natural resources damages from Chernobyl pp. 523-525: Michael Hanemann, Per-Olov Johansson, Bengt Kriström and Leif Mattsson

Rehabilitating gum arabic systems in Sudan: Economic and environmental implications pp. 341-358: Edward Barbier
Rainfed mechanized farming and deforestation in central Sudan pp. 359-371: Abdelmoneim Elnagheeb and Daniel Bromley
Adoption of improved irrigation and drainage reduction technologies under limiting environmental conditions pp. 373-398: Ariel Dinar, Mark Campbell and David Zilberman
Pricing and regulating affect environmental ethics pp. 399-414: Bruno Frey
The amenity value of woodland in Great Britain: A comparison of economic estimates pp. 415-434: Guy Garrod and Ken Willis
Taking Nature into Account: Proposed scheme of resource and environmental accounting pp. 435-437: Edward Barbier

The economics of a stock pollutant: Aldicarb on Long Island pp. 245-258: Jon Conrad and Lars Olson
Targeted versus nontargeted multispecies fishing pp. 259-281: C. Duarte
National account of timber and forest environmental resources in Sweden pp. 283-305: Lars Hultkrantz
Controlling acid deposition: A general equilibrium assessment pp. 307-322: Roy Boyd and Kerry Krutilla
Environmental aspects of water price formation. An empirical investigation of the cost of ground water protection pp. 323-339: W. Pfaffenberger and U. Scheele

Transboundary pollution problems, environmental policy and international cooperation: An introduction pp. 107-116: Henk Folmer and Ignazio Musu
International aspects of pollution control pp. 117-139: Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg and Aart Zeeuw
International environment conventions: The case of uniform reductions of emissions pp. 141-159: Michael Hoel
Transboundary air pollution and soil acidification: A dynamic analysis of an acid rain game between Finland and the USSR pp. 161-181: Veijo Kaitala, Matti Pohjola and Olli Tahvonen
Environmental innovation policy and international competition pp. 183-200: Carlo Carraro and Domenico Siniscalco
Bilateral transfers and lending in international environmental cooperation pp. 201-220: Kari Alho
Economic integration and the environment: Effects on members and non-members pp. 221-236: Michael Rauscher

The commons, common property, and environmental policy pp. 1-17: Daniel Bromley
Ill-behaviour of transformation-frontiers with environmental quality versus pollution pp. 19-32: Wolfgang Ströbele
Are there environmental limits to cost benefit analysis? pp. 33-59: Nick Hanley
Global warming: Efficient policies in the case of multiple pollutants pp. 61-77: Peter Michaelis
Agricultural trade liberalization, price changes, and environmental effects pp. 79-89: Ernst Lutz
Willingness to pay for environmental goods in Norway: A contingent valuation study with real payment pp. 91-106: Kalle Seip and Jon Strand

Toward enhancement of the contribution of theory to environmental policy pp. 333-352: William Baumol
Participatory institutions: The context of common and private property resources pp. 353-372: Kanchan Chopra and Gopal Kadekodi
Factors affecting the price of Swedish forest land, 1965–1987 pp. 373-384: Lars Hultkrantz
How efficient are national environmental standards? A benefit-cost analysis of the United States experience pp. 385-413: Ralph Luken and Lyman Clark

The greenhouse effect: Damages, costs and abatement pp. 237-270: Robert Ayres and Jörg Walter
Europe '92. Decentralizing environmental policy in the single market pp. 271-287: Horst Siebert
The control of CO 2 emissions and its economic impact: An AGE model for a german state pp. 289-312: Klaus Conrad and Michael Schröder
Towards a sustainable and efficient use of manure in agriculture: The Dutch case pp. 313-332: Frank Dietz and Nico Hoogervorst

A comparative study of environmental amenity valuations pp. 129-155: Mordechai Shechter
(Monopolistic) resource extraction and limit pricing: The market penetration of competitively produced synfuels pp. 157-178: Franz Wirl
Incentives, regulations, and sustainable land use in Costa Rica pp. 179-194: Ernst Lutz
Cooperative and noncooperative protection against transferable and filterable externalities pp. 195-214: Jason Shogren and Thomas Crocker
Pollution control and the Ramsey problem pp. 215-236: Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg and Cees Withagen

The raison d'être of ERE pp. v-viii: J. Opschoor and H. Jansen
National accounts and environmental resources pp. 1-15: Karl‑Göran Mäler
Environmental problems and policy in the Single European Market pp. 17-41: Henk Folmer and Charles Howe
General equilibrium effects of environmental policy: A CGE-modeling approach pp. 43-61: Lars Bergman
Static and dynamic efficiency of pollution control strategies pp. 63-82: Doede Wiersma
Another reconciliation between economists and forestry experts: OLG-arguments pp. 83-95: Karl-Gustaf Löfgren
On the dynamics of renewable resource harvesting and pollution control pp. 97-117: Olli Tahvonen