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The theme of this book is a grade to that a marketplace and environmental insurance are compatible. Can 'market mechanisms' be used to grasp adequate environmental protection? If not, can 'non-market regulations' be imposed on marketplace mechanisms to grasp environmental protection? Alternatively, is adequate environmental insurance exclusive with a existence of a market? The aim of this book is to make some swell in responding these really critical questions.There is an ongoing discuss as to either marketplace mechanisms can be mutated in sequence to grasp environmental protection. In this book a author outlines a several sides of a discuss in an unprejudiced approach and concludes that there is no candid answer to a doubt of either a marketplace can grasp long-term environmental protection. Topics lonesome include: neo-classical economics, externality internalisation, a tragedy of a commons, environmental economics, a unsustainability of poverty, a resources for environmental sustainability evidence for a market, tradable permits, non-market regulations and fortuitous valuation.
CONTENTS
Preface
Introduction
1 The Market has a Positive Role to Play in Environmental Protection
2 The Market is Responsible for Environmental Degradation and Incapable of Environmental Protection
3 The Role of Regulations in Environmental Protection
4 The Concept of Sustainable Development
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- Published on: 2012-02-13
- Released on: 2012-02-13
- Format: Kindle eBook
- Number of items: 1
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There is an ongoing discuss as to either marketplace mechanisms can be mutated in sequence to grasp environmental protection. In this book a author outlines a several sides of a discuss in an unprejudiced approach and concludes that there is no candid answer to a doubt of either a marketplace can grasp long-term environmental protection. Topics lonesome include: neo-classical economics, externality internalisation, a tragedy of a commons, environmental economics, a unsustainability of poverty, a resources for environmental sustainability evidence for a market, tradable permits, non-market regulations and fortuitous valuation.
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