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Koordination im asymmetrischen Externalitätenfeld: Von Richtungsdominanz und Potentialinsuffizienzen

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Externe Effekte zwischen Wirtschaftssubjekten spielen in der Ökonomie eine herausragende Rolle. Solche durch wirtschaftliche Aktivität verursachten Externalitäten wirken auf das Wohlfahrtsniveau Dritter ein, ohne daß dafür eine marktliche Kompensation erfolgen würde. Die vorliegende Abhandlung befaßt sich mit reziproken Externalitäten und geht dabei insbesondere auf die ökonomische Relevanz exogener Asymmetrieaspekte ein. Die Untersuchung erfolgt unter expliziter Bezugnahme auf die Situation bilateraler Umweltverschmutzung, da sich in diesem Rahmen die grundlegenden analytischen Zusammenhänge am anschaulichsten darstellen lassen.

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  • Krumm, Raimund, 1996. "Koordination im asymmetrischen Externalitätenfeld: Von Richtungsdominanz und Potentialinsuffizienzen," Tübinger Diskussionsbeiträge 80, University of Tübingen, School of Business and Economics.
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    1. Cansier, Dieter & Krumm, Raimund, 1997. "Air pollutant taxation: an empirical survey," Ecological Economics, Elsevier, vol. 23(1), pages 59-70, October.

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