Recent Advances in Environmental Economics

Edited by John A. List, Kenneth C. Griffin Distinguished Service Professor of Economics and Chairman of the Economics Department, University of Chicago, US and Aart de Zeeuw, Professor of Environmental Economics, Department of Economics and CentER, Tilburg University, The Netherlands

• Contents: Introduction1. A Reconsideration of Environmental FederalismWallace E. Oates2. Global Environmental Governance, Political Lobbying and Transboundary PollutionSurjinder Johal and Alistair Ulph3. Endogenous Transfrontier PollutionMichael Rauscher4. Allocating Greenhouse Gas Emissions Among Countries with Mobile Populations Michael Hoel5. Environmental Regulation and International Trade: A General Equilibrium Approach Chris Elbers and Cees Withagen6. The Ups and Downs of the Environmental Kuznets Curve Arik Levinson7. Participation in Industry-wide Voluntary Approaches: Short-run vs. Long-run Equilibrium Na Li Dawson and Kathleen Segerson8. Irreversible Development of a Natural Resource: Management Rules and Policy Issues when Direct Use Values and Environmental Values are UncertainAnastasios Xepapadeas9. A Model of Neighbourhood Conditions and Internal Household Environments Mark Agee and Thomas Crocker10. Environmental Policy and the Timing of Drilling and Production in the Oil and Gas IndustryMitch Kunce, Shelby Gerking and William Morgan11. Using Flexible Scenarios in Benefit Estimation: An Application to the Cluster Rule and the Pulp and Paper Industry Susan Kask, Todd Cherry, Jason Shogren and Peter Frykblom12. Trade-off at the Trough: TMDLs and the Evolving Status of US Water Quality Policy Carol Mansfield and V. Kerry Smith13. Heterogeneous Preferences and Complex Environmental Goods: The Case of Ecosystem Restoration J. Walter Milon and David Scrogin14. Incentives in Public Goods Experiments: Implications for the Environment Jacob Goeree, Charles Holt and Susan Laury15. An Experimental Test for Options Value: Relevance for Contingent Valuation ElicitationDavid Bjornstad, Paul Brewer, Ronald Cummings and Michael McKee16. Is the Scope Test Meaningful in the Presence of Other-regarding Behaviour? William Schulze, Gregory Poe, Ian Bateman and Daniel RondeauIndex