Modelling the Costs of Environmental Policy: a Dynamic Applied General Equilibrium Assessment
Rob Dellink
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Rob Dellink
Abstract
Dellink (Wageningen U., the Netherlands) develops a multi-sectoral dynamic applied general equilibrium model for the assessment of the direct and indirect costs of environmental policy for multiple pollutants, focusing on the integration of bottom-up analysis of the direct costs of pollution abatement technologies and top-down empirical environment
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Dellink (Wageningen U., the Netherlands) develops a multi-sectoral dynamic applied general equilibrium model for the assessment of the direct and indirect costs of environmental policy for multiple pollutants, focusing on the integration of bottom-up analysis of the direct costs of pollution abatement technologies and top-down empirical environment
Key concepts: General equilibrium theory, Environmental policy, Pollutant, Economics, Pollution, Environmental science, Environmental economics, Natural resource economics