Control and Game-Theoretic Models of the Environment Book

	Preface
	Introduction: The Environmental Game
	Differential Game Models of Global Environmental Management	3
	Sustainability and the Greenhouse Effect: Robustness Analysis of the Assimilation Function	25
	Consumption of Renewable Environmental Assets, International Coordination and Time Preference	47
	Sustainable International Agreements on Greenhouse Warming - A Game Theory Study	67
	The Environmental Costs of Greenhouse Gas Emissions	89
	Taxation and Environmental Innovation	109
	Environmental Quality, Public Finance and Sustainable Growth	141
	Environmental Pollution and Endogenous Growth: A Comparison Between Emission Taxes and Technological Standards	175
	Rate-of-Return Regulation, Emission Charges and Behavior of Monopoly	201
	Polluter's Capital Quality Standards and Subsidy-Tax Programs for Environmental Externalities: A Competitive Equilibrium Analysis	231
	The ESS Maximum Principle as a Tool for Modeling and Managing Biological Systems	259
	Pollution, Renewable Resources and Irreversibility	279
	The Economic Management of High Seas Fishery Resources: Some Game Theoretic Aspects	299
	Pollution-Induced Business Cycles: A Game Theoretical Analysis	319
	Management of Effluent Discharges: A Dynamic Game Model	337