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Preface – List of Contributors – Introduction; G.Boero & A.Silberston – PART 1: EVALUATION – General Equilibrium Costs and Benefits of Environmental Policies; L.Bergman – Comments; S.Fankhauser – Optimisation with an Environmental Input-Output Model; B.Bohm & M.Luptacik – Comments; A.Beltratti – Taxation and the Abuse of Environmental Policies; A.Knoester & J.van Sinderen – Do Environmental Taxes Yield a Double Dividend?; A.L.Bovenberg & R.A.de Mooij – PART 2: TRADE AND THE ENVIRONMENT – Environmental Legislation as a Tool of Trade Policy; M.Rauscher – Environmental Policy and Strategic International Trade; A.Ulph – Comments; G.Boero – PART 3: INCENTIVE SYSTEMS – The Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution; A.Silberston – Comments; C.A.E.Goodhart – Targeting Economic Incentives: the Case of Chlorine; C.Pichl – Ecotax, Rational Use of Energy and CO2 Emissions; O.Beaumais & T.Brechet – Comments; A.Ulph – The Impact of Pollution Control on Technology and Efficiency; L.Hetemaki – Comments; A.L.Bovenberg – CO2 Accumulation and Problems in Emission Abatement; O.Tahvonen, H.von Storch & J.Xu – Comments; D.Maddison – PART 4: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT – Endogenous Growth and Environmental Preservation; I.Musu & M.Lines – Comments; R.Cervigni – Sustainable Growth: Models and Policy Implications; A.Beltratti – Comments; A.Ulph – Final Remarks; P.Maillet – Index
