The late Wallace E. Oates, formerly Professor of Economics, University of Maryland, College Park and University Fellow, Resources for the Future, US

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Economics and Environmental Policy: An Overview Part II: Economic Instruments for Environmental Regulation: Theory and General Issues Part III: Taxes and Fees for Environmental Management Part IV: The Design of Systems of Tradable Emissions Permits Part V: Environmental Federalism Part VI: Open Economy Environmental Economics Part VII: A Survey of Environmental Economics Index

'The Economics of Environmental Regulation is an excellent book . . . provides the reader with copies of some of the most important papers in the field. Wallace Oates writes well and there is great scope to his interests (his flexibility as an economist is witnessed by the fact that an earlier volume in the Great Economists series collects his pioneering contributions in the field of local government finance). Everything he writes is underpinned by firm theoretical rigour.'

The late Wallace E. Oates, formerly Professor of Economics, University of Maryland, College Park and University Fellow, Resources for the Future, US

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Economics and Environmental Policy: An Overview Part II: Economic Instruments for Environmental Regulation: Theory and General Issues Part III: Taxes and Fees for Environmental Management Part IV: The Design of Systems of Tradable Emissions Permits Part V: Environmental Federalism Part VI: Open Economy Environmental Economics Part VII: A Survey of Environmental Economics Index

'The Economics of Environmental Regulation is an excellent book . . . provides the reader with copies of some of the most important papers in the field. Wallace Oates writes well and there is great scope to his interests (his flexibility as an economist is witnessed by the fact that an earlier volume in the Great Economists series collects his pioneering contributions in the field of local government finance). Everything he writes is underpinned by firm theoretical rigour.'

The late Wallace E. Oates, formerly Professor of Economics, University of Maryland, College Park and University Fellow, Resources for the Future, US

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Economics and Environmental Policy: An Overview Part II: Economic Instruments for Environmental Regulation: Theory and General Issues Part III: Taxes and Fees for Environmental Management Part IV: The Design of Systems of Tradable Emissions Permits Part V: Environmental Federalism Part VI: Open Economy Environmental Economics Part VII: A Survey of Environmental Economics Index

'The Economics of Environmental Regulation is an excellent book . . . provides the reader with copies of some of the most important papers in the field. Wallace Oates writes well and there is great scope to his interests (his flexibility as an economist is witnessed by the fact that an earlier volume in the Great Economists series collects his pioneering contributions in the field of local government finance). Everything he writes is underpinned by firm theoretical rigour.'