Climate Change, Transport and Environmental Policy

Empirical Applications in a Federal System

New Horizons in Environmental Economics series

Edited by Stef Proost, Associate Professor of Economics, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium and John B. Braden, Professor of Environmental Economics and Director of the Water Resources Center, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, US

这小鬼ortant new book presents a state-of-the-art assessment of how economic models can be used by different levels of government to combat environmental problems. It considers policies for climate change and transport that can be used at federal and confederal levels of government.

‘As a whole, the book is quite impressive. It takes a fresh look at a number of critical problems, and gives us a number of constructive insights . . . this reader believes that the book belongs on the shelf of any serious practitioner in this field. It also could prove to be quite beneficial as supplemental reading for graduate-level classes in environmental economics.’
– Roy Boyd, The Journal of Energy and Development

‘The topics are interesting as they cover global environmental regulations and how nations respond to these regulations. Overall, the book stands as a rigorous evaluation of climate change policies at the local, national, and federal government levels.’
– Mustapha Janneh, Journal of Energy Literature

‘Climate Change, Transport and Environmental Policy is a timely publication which presents economic models that can be used by different levels of authorities to combat environmental problems.’
– V.P. Jain, Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research