Economic Incentives for Pollution Control: by Table Of Contents

	DISCLAIMER
	EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
	FOREWORD
	1. INTRODUCTION
	2. GOVERNMENT POLICIES ON ECONOMIC INCENTIVES
	3. THE ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF INCENTIVE SYSTEMS
	4. FEES, CHARGES, AND TAXES
	5. DEPOSIT-REFUND SYSTEMS
	6. TRADING SYSTEMS
	7. SUBSIDIES
	8. LIABILITY APPROACHES
	9. INFORMATION APPROACHES
	9.1. INTRODUCTION
	9.2. EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGHT-TO-KNOW ACT (EPCRA)
	9.3. STATE EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGHT-TO-KNOW ACT (EPCRA) PROGRAMS
	9.4. PROPOSITION 65
	9.5. HOT SPOTS ACT
	9.6. ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACTS
	9.7. LABELING SCHEMES
	9.8. ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE AWARDS
	9.9. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION (SEC) DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS
	9.10. RADON AND LEAD PAINT DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS
	10. VOLUNTARY PROGRAMS
	11. FOREIGN EXPERIENCES WITH INCENTIVE SYSTEMS
	12. CONCLUSIONS
	BIBLIOGRAPHY
	FIGURE 3-1: INCREMENTAL DAMAGES AND COSTS OF CONTROLLING POLLUTION
	FIGURE 3-2: CONTROL OPTIONS FOR A SOURCE
	FIGURE 3-3: MARGINAL DAMAGES AND COSTS FOR TAX PER UNIT OF EMISSIONS APPROACH TO POLLUTION CONTROL
	FIGURE 3-4: COSTS FOR EMISSIONS CONTROL FOR FIRMS UNDER EMISSIONS TAX AND COMMAND AND CONTROL APPROACHES

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