Measurement of the environmental costs of energy and transport
Green
accounting
Economics
of Climate Change policies: impacts, adaptation and mitigation
Balancing
efficiency and distributional objectives in the design of environmental
policy
Michaelowa
A., Hunt A., Stronzik M., and F. Eckermann. Transaction costs of the Kyoto
Mechanisms. Submitted to Climate Policy, March 2002.
Hunt
and Markandya, forthcoming. Energy Subsidy Reform: An Integrated Framework
to assess the Direct and Indirect Environmental, Economic and Social Costs
and Benefits of Energy Subsidy Reform. UNEP, Geneva.
Co-author,
Transport and the Global Environment: Accounting for GHG Reductions in
Policy Analysis. UNEP, Geneva
Markandya,
Hunt and Mason (2000) "Valuing Damages for Green Accounting Purposes: The
GARP II Approach" FEEM Nota di Lavoro 93.2000, FEEM, Milan.
Contributing
author in Markandya A and M-L Tamborra (ed.), Green Accounting In Europe:
Volume 2. Kluwer Academic Publishers, forthcoming.
Contributor
to Markandya A, Harou P, Bellu L.G. and V. Cistulli. Environmental Economics
for Sustainable Growth. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, for the World Bank.
Hunt
A., Mason P., and A. Markandya. Measuring the Indirect Costs and Benefits
of Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Options: Methodology and a case study from
Hungary. FEEM Nota di Lavoro 78.1999, FEEM, Milan.
Zilahy,
G., Zsoka, A.N., Urge-Vorsatz D., Markandya A., & A. Hunt: The Indirect
Costs and Benefits of Greenhouse Gas Limitation: Hungary Case Study. UNEP.
2000
EC50120
Welfare Economics
EC50089
Environmental Economics - Exam paper 2002
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