Role of Economic Instruments in Managing the Environment
Industry Commission Staff Research Paper
Role of Economic Instruments in Managing the Environment, was released on 11 July 1997.
Also issued was the media release, Economic Instruments Complement Other Environmental Protection Measures.
CONTENTS
Preliminaries
Copyright, Acknowledgments, Contents, Abbreviations, Glossary, Summary
1 Introduction
1.1 Policy framework
1.2 Objectives of the study
1.3 Structure of the report
2 Instruments for environmental policy
2.1 Rationale for government intervention
2.2 Main instruments for environmental policy
2.3 Closer look at economic instruments
2.4 Issues in the choice of instruments
3 Current use of economic instruments
3.1 Use of economic instruments
3.2 Factors limiting the use of economic instruments
4 Two case studies: Native vegetation retention and dryland salinity
4.1 Case study 1: Native vegetation retention
4.2 Case study 2: Dryland salinity
5 Extending the use of economic instruments
5.1 Atmosphere
5.2 Inland waters
5.3 Coastal environment and the sea
5.4 Land resources
5.5 Biodiversity
6 Role of stakeholders
6.1 Role of government
6.2 Role of industry and community groups
6.3 Required policy changes
6.4 Agenda for the extension of economic instruments
7 Concluding remarks
References
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