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Environmentally Harmful Subsidies
Challenges for Reform
OECD. Published by : OECD Publishing
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Availability: Available  Publication date:  11 Aug 2005  Language: English  Pages: 160  ISBN: 9789264012059  OECD Code: 512005081E1 
 

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Subsidies are pervasive throughout OECD countries and much of this support is potentially harmful environmentally. This report presents sectoral analyses on agriculture, fisheries, water, energy and transport, proposing a checklist approach to identifying and assessing environmentally harmful subsidies. It also identifies the key tensions and conflicts that are likely to influence subsidy policy making. The book concludes with a discussion of politically feasible subsidy reform strategies.


Other Versions:  Print - Paperback

Further reading:
Environmentally Harmful Subsidies - Policy Issues and Challenges (Available)



Table of contents:

•Executive Summary
•Chapter 1. Synthesis Report on Environmentally Harmful Subsidies
•-Introduction
•-Definition and Measurement of Subsidies
•-Assessment of Environmental Harmful Subsidies
•-Overcoming Obstacles to the Reform of Environmentally Harmful Subsidies
•Chapter 2. When Removing Subsidies Benefits the Environment: Developing a Checklist based on the Conditionality of Subsidies
•-Introduction
•-Subsidy-Environmental Linkages
•-Merging Theory with Evidence
•-Developing the Checklist
•-Appendix 2.1. Selected Case Studies
•-Appendix 2.2. The Role of Elasticities
•Chapter 3. The Political Economy of Environmentally Harmful Subsidies
•-Introduction
•-The Political Economic Framework
•-The Political Economy of Policy Concessions: The Demand Side
•-Constraints on Rent Seeking: The Supply Side
•-Strategies for Reform
•Annex. A Stocktaking of OECD Work on Subsidies

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