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LIDAM Reprints CORE, 2006
The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 1995
Public Economics, Jun 15, 2005
World Scientific lecture notes in economics and policy, May 20, 2019
Social Science Research Network, 2006
Springer eBooks, Jan 16, 2007
... Finally Fried, Lovell and Vanden Eeck-aut 1993 also make a step in that direction when, in ad... more ... Finally Fried, Lovell and Vanden Eeck-aut 1993 also make a step in that direction when, in addition to their frontier efficiency measures, they use some form of dominance measure as a com-plementary criterion in evaluating what they call ''performance''. ...
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics, 1994
Recherches économiques de Louvain, Nov 1, 1972
La loi belge du 26 mars 1971 (Mon. Belge 1er mai 1971) sur la protection des eaux de surface inte... more La loi belge du 26 mars 1971 (Mon. Belge 1er mai 1971) sur la protection des eaux de surface interdit aux entreprises de polluer les eaux de surface. Elle leur laisse le choix entre (i) épurer elles-mêmes leurs effluents, ou (ii) raccorder leurs canalisations d’effluents à une station (publique) d’épuration. En cas de raccordement, elle spécifie (art. 20, b et c, et surtout art. 21, § 3) que les entreprises participeront aux frais d’exploitation de la station, ainsi d’ailleurs qu’aux frais d’investissement (art. 9, § 2, 3 et 15, § 1, c).
Canadian Journal of Economics, May 1, 1971
De Boeck Supérieur eBooks, 2005
Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics, Jul 1, 1992
Annals of economics and statistics, 1996
A discrete time "resource allocation process" bearing on international negotiations rel... more A discrete time "resource allocation process" bearing on international negotiations relating to SO2 transfrontier pollution between Finland, Russia and Estonia is formulated here as a sequence of solutions to successive non linear programs. A novel assumption concerning local information on abatement and damage costs endogenously determines step sizes at each stage. The sequence is shown to converge in finite time towards the optimum. It also specifies financial transfers between the parties so as to ensure their voluntary cooperation in the game theoretic sense of the core concept.
Social Science Research Network, Sep 1, 1998
International environmental agreements aiming at correcting negative externalities generated by t... more International environmental agreements aiming at correcting negative externalities generated by transboundary pollution are difficult to achieve for many reasons. Important obstacles arise from asymmetry in costs and benefits, and instability may occur due to the fact that coalitions of countries may attempt to do better for themselves outside of any proposed agreement. In a static context, it has already been
Economie & prevision, 2002
World Scientific lecture notes in economics and policy, May 20, 2019
Economie & prévision, 2002
The authors test econometrically for the existence of tax interactions among Belgium’s local auth... more The authors test econometrically for the existence of tax interactions among Belgium’s local authorities (communes) for two types of taxes, the local component of personal income tax (additionnels a l’impot sur le revenu des personnes physiques, IPP) and the property tax (precompte immobilier, PRI). A dynamic model is specified and estimated on the basis of panel data from the country’s 589 communes over a 15-year period. The results show a definite interaction among the communes in setting the rates of the two taxes. Further, their adjustments to changes in rates in other communes are slow: the gap between the actual rate and the rate desired because of the interactions is reduced annually by only 6% for the PRI and only 10% for the IPP.
LIDAM Reprints CORE, 2006
The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 1995
Public Economics, Jun 15, 2005
World Scientific lecture notes in economics and policy, May 20, 2019
Social Science Research Network, 2006
Springer eBooks, Jan 16, 2007
... Finally Fried, Lovell and Vanden Eeck-aut 1993 also make a step in that direction when, in ad... more ... Finally Fried, Lovell and Vanden Eeck-aut 1993 also make a step in that direction when, in addition to their frontier efficiency measures, they use some form of dominance measure as a com-plementary criterion in evaluating what they call ''performance''. ...
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics, 1994
Recherches économiques de Louvain, Nov 1, 1972
La loi belge du 26 mars 1971 (Mon. Belge 1er mai 1971) sur la protection des eaux de surface inte... more La loi belge du 26 mars 1971 (Mon. Belge 1er mai 1971) sur la protection des eaux de surface interdit aux entreprises de polluer les eaux de surface. Elle leur laisse le choix entre (i) épurer elles-mêmes leurs effluents, ou (ii) raccorder leurs canalisations d’effluents à une station (publique) d’épuration. En cas de raccordement, elle spécifie (art. 20, b et c, et surtout art. 21, § 3) que les entreprises participeront aux frais d’exploitation de la station, ainsi d’ailleurs qu’aux frais d’investissement (art. 9, § 2, 3 et 15, § 1, c).
Canadian Journal of Economics, May 1, 1971
De Boeck Supérieur eBooks, 2005
Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics, Jul 1, 1992
Annals of economics and statistics, 1996
A discrete time "resource allocation process" bearing on international negotiations rel... more A discrete time "resource allocation process" bearing on international negotiations relating to SO2 transfrontier pollution between Finland, Russia and Estonia is formulated here as a sequence of solutions to successive non linear programs. A novel assumption concerning local information on abatement and damage costs endogenously determines step sizes at each stage. The sequence is shown to converge in finite time towards the optimum. It also specifies financial transfers between the parties so as to ensure their voluntary cooperation in the game theoretic sense of the core concept.
Social Science Research Network, Sep 1, 1998
International environmental agreements aiming at correcting negative externalities generated by t... more International environmental agreements aiming at correcting negative externalities generated by transboundary pollution are difficult to achieve for many reasons. Important obstacles arise from asymmetry in costs and benefits, and instability may occur due to the fact that coalitions of countries may attempt to do better for themselves outside of any proposed agreement. In a static context, it has already been
Economie & prevision, 2002
World Scientific lecture notes in economics and policy, May 20, 2019
Economie & prévision, 2002
The authors test econometrically for the existence of tax interactions among Belgium’s local auth... more The authors test econometrically for the existence of tax interactions among Belgium’s local authorities (communes) for two types of taxes, the local component of personal income tax (additionnels a l’impot sur le revenu des personnes physiques, IPP) and the property tax (precompte immobilier, PRI). A dynamic model is specified and estimated on the basis of panel data from the country’s 589 communes over a 15-year period. The results show a definite interaction among the communes in setting the rates of the two taxes. Further, their adjustments to changes in rates in other communes are slow: the gap between the actual rate and the rate desired because of the interactions is reduced annually by only 6% for the PRI and only 10% for the IPP.