Titlebook: Sustainable Resource Use and Economic Dynamics; Lucas Bretschger,Sjak Smulders Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007 Environ

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Introduction to Sustainable Resource Use and Economic Dynamics, needs to study the dynamics of depletion of natural resources and environmental services. Current use of non-renewables, such as oil reserves, determines future resource availability. Renewable natural resources regenerate in a dynamic ecological process, which is disturbed by commercial harvesting

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Can Environmental Regulations Boost Growth?, its socially optimal level, a version of the Porter hypothesis. The mechanism is also likely to operate in much more complex economies, although the net effect of regulations will be uncertain in such economies. In the model, growth is driven by researchers striving for monopoly profits. New techno

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General Purpose Technologies and Energy Policy,and Development (R&D) sector produces endogenous growth by developing radical and incremental technologies. These innovations result in blueprints for intermediate goods, which require raw capital and either carbon-based or noncarbon- based fuels. A carbon tax therefore affects not only the final pr

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Efficient Dynamic Pollution Taxation in an Uncertain Environment,sutility. Furthermore, the productivity which results from environmental quality is uncertain. This reflects e.g. uncertain capital depreciation induced by natural disasters like hurricanes or floods. This uncertainty is shown to raise an ambiguous impact on the optimal pollution level as well as on

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A New-Growth Perspective on Non-Renewable Resources,review issues related to the incorporation of scarce natural resources in the theory of economic growth and development. More specifically, we shall concentrate on the role of non-renewable resources. A . is a natural resource the amount of which on earth is finite and which has no natural regenerat

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Sectoral Energy- and Labour-Productivity Convergence,tailed sectoral level for 14 OECD countries, covering the period 1970–1997. A σ-convergence analysis reveals that the development over time of the cross-country variation in productivity performance differs across sectors as well as across different levels of aggregation. Both patterns of convergenc

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