Titlebook: Quark Matter; Proceedings of the S Helmut Satz,Hans Joachim Specht,Reinhard Stock Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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P. Braun-Munzinger,E814 Collaborationlized states. They point out that growth has been possible only at the expense of the environment. Ecologists postulate that growth rates were so high because the wastes and pollutants from production and increased consumption had been unscrupulously released into the environment without considerati

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I. Lund,WA 80 Collaborationrk. Where she is munificently benefi­ cient, she always works gratis. " David Ricardo * This book interprets nature and the environment as a scarce resource. Whereas in the past people lived in a paradise of environmental superabundance, at present environmental goods and services are no longer in a

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I. Otterlundrk. Where she is munificently benefi­ cient, she always works gratis. " David Ricardo * This book interprets nature and the environment as a scarce resource. Whereas in the past people lived in a paradise of environmental superabundance, at present environmental goods and services are no longer in a

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L. Ramellorights idea can be considered as a counterposition. The property-rights approach suggests that if exclusive property rights are adequately defined, the public-good environmental quality can be transformed into a private good, and optimal environmental allocation will be reached. Government intervent

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T. J. Humanic,NA35 Collaboratione consumed in equal amounts by all. This approach starts from the premise that private property rights cannot be defined for environmental quality (or if technically feasible, that private property rights should not be defined). Then the market cannot allocate the environment, and government interve

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H.-W. Bartelsrights idea can be considered as a counterposition. The property-rights approach suggests that if exclusive property rights are adequately defined, the public-good environmental quality can be transformed into a private good, and optimal environmental allocation will be reached. Government intervent

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H. Ströbele,NA 35 Collaborationrights idea can be considered as a counterposition. The property-rights approach suggests that if exclusive property rights are adequately defined, the public-good environmental quality can be transformed into a private good, and optimal environmental allocation will be reached. Government intervent

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