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Environmental policy in dynamic models: The impact of the elasticity of substitution if consumers pollute
This paper discusses first results of a comparative study of different environmental policy instruments. In a model with pollution as a side effect of consumption different environmental policies are studied. In simulations we observe the dynamic behavior of models with utility functions of the Leon
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