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100			_aHaddad, Brent M _94499
245	1	0	_aPutting markets to work : _bthe design and use of marketable permits and obligations
260			_aParis : _bOECD, _c1997
300			_a50 p.
490	0		_aOccasional Papers ; _v19
505	8	0	_tPutting markets to work: the design and use of marketable permits and obligations - Brent M. Haddad _tIntroduction _tWhat are marketable permits and obligations? _tTheoretical justifications for marketable permits and obligations _tPractical reasons for marketable permits and obligations _tPotential drawbacks associated with MPOPs _tWhen can marketable permits and obligations be used? _tDesigning and implementing a marketable permit or obligation programme _tExamples of current uses: successes and problems _tAir pollution permit trading _tWater rights trading _tFishing quota trading _tNew Jersey market for regional contribution agreements(RCAs) for low-and moderate-income housing _tOther actual and potential uses _tPesticide use over a groundwater aquifer _tGroundwater alocation _tAirport landings slots _tUSEPA lead (Pb) phase-down _tElectromagnetic spectrum _tRenewable energy market-within-a-market _tNumerous social goals _tLessons learned/conclusions _tAnnex I: economic theory of cost-savings associated with marketable permit _tAnnex II: list of acronyms
650		4	_aRegulação _912883
650		4	_aImplementação _912939
650		4	_911941 _a Políticas Públicas
650		4	_aMercado _912072
650		4	_aPrograma _913329
650		4	_aIntervenção _912150
650		4	_aPolítica _912784
650		4	_912745 _a Relatório
650		4	_aEstudo de Caso _911993
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