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| On the Feasibility of Economic Incentives in Taiwan’s Environmental Regulations: Lessons from the A |
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作者：Dennis Te-Chung Tang
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初版日期：1990年01月01日
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定價：600 元
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叢書系列： 歐美研究所
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狀態：停售
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| Economists have long argued that environmental regulation should rely more on economic incentives and less on direct control through uniform regulatory standards. This study is intended to explore the various political, administrative, legal, and economic issues involved in the design and the implementation of incentive-based alternatives to traditional regulatory ('command and control') devices---alternatives such as subsidies, emission/effluent charges, and transferable discharge permits (marketable emission permits). The goal of this book is to suggest a feasible proposal for incorporating economic incentives into Taiwan's extant regulatory scheme, based on the American experience in implementing its regulatory approach and its efforts to explore economic incentive theories over the past two decades. After a delineation of the general state of affairs and governmental structure, as well as the current state of and prospects for environmental law and policy in Taiwan, the author concludes that, given the absence of any strong tradition of a command-and-control regulatory scheme, some version of an incentive-based system would not only be desirable but the most politically feasible to implement. Finally, a two-stage proposal for the adoption of hybrid economic incentive system is recommended with an implementation timetable. |
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