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Air Pollution, Tradable Emission Permits, Environmental Maintenance and Theoretical Overlapping Generations General Equilibrium Model

Jules‐Eric Tchapchet Tchouto

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This paper presents within the framework of an Overlaping Generation (OLG) model, how Envinronmental as production factor an other linked-assumptions can be introduced step by step in a theoretical general equilibrium model. Indeed, in the fi rst part, there is no en- vironmental policy in the presence of externality associated with pollution. Then, when an environmental policy is decided and introduced by the Public Authority into the economy through a System of Tradable Emission Permits (STEP), we assume a three factors or '3- dimensions' OLG General Equilibrium model : Capital - Labor - Environment (Where private ownership of Environment through property rights or emission permits are treated as a production Factor). However, the stydy of tradable emission permits characteristics showed that this instrument of environmental policy can also be considered as a fi nancial (an investment) asset for households.

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This paper presents within the framework of an Overlaping Generation (OLG) model, how Envinronmental as production factor an other linked-assumptions can be introduced step by step in a theoretical general equilibrium model. Indeed, in the fi rst part, there is no en- vironmental policy in the presence of externality associated with pollution. Then, when an environmental policy is decided and introduced by the Public Authority into the economy through a System of Tradable Emission Permits (STEP), we assume a three factors or '3- dimensions' OLG General Equilibrium model : Capital - Labor - Environment (Where private ownership of Environment through property rights or emission permits are treated as a production Factor). However, the stydy of tradable emission permits characteristics showed that this instrument of environmental policy can also be considered as a fi nancial (an investment) asset for households.

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This paper presents within the framework of an Overlaping Generation (OLG) model, how Envinronmental as production factor an other linked-assumptions can be introduced step by step in a theoretical general equilibrium model. Indeed, in the fi rst part, there is no en- vironmental policy in the presence of externality associated with pollution. Then, when an environmental policy is decided and introduced by the Public Authority into the economy through a System of Tradable Emission Permits (STEP), we assume a three factors or '3- dimensions' OLG General Equilibrium model : Capital - Labor - Environment (Where private ownership of Environment through property rights or emission permits are treated as a production Factor). However, the stydy of tradable emission permits characteristics showed that this instrument of environmental policy can also be considered as a fi nancial (an investment) asset for households.

Key concepts: Overlapping generations model, General equilibrium theory, Economics, Externality, Production (economics), Microeconomics, Capital (architecture), Investment (military)

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