Economic Analysis of Environmental Control
Yan Gai
Abstract
Yan Gai
Abstract
Environment resources and environment control have the characteristics of public goods and externality, which determine the excessive use and inadequate supply of environment control. The above-mentioned problems can not be solved by market mechanism, so the government must take measures to adjust them. The common economic methods include Pigu taxability, defining property rights and state regulation, etc.. However, all these methods have their defects and should be adopted selectively.
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Environment resources and environment control have the characteristics of public goods and externality, which determine the excessive use and inadequate supply of environment control. The above-mentioned problems can not be solved by market mechanism, so the government must take measures to adjust them. The common economic methods include Pigu taxability, defining property rights and state regulation, etc.. However, all these methods have their defects and should be adopted selectively.
Key concepts: Externality, Control (management), Property rights, Government (linguistics), Public good, Market mechanism, Mechanism (biology), Economic analysis