Applications: Other

(Updated in 3/08)

WATER SUPPLY

Anderson, T. L., ed. (1983). Water Rights: Scarce Resource Allocation, Bureaucracy and the Environment . Cambridge, MA, Ballinger Publishing Company.

Anderson, T. L. and D. R. Leal (1988). "Going with the Flow: Marketing Instream Flows and Groundwater." Columbia Journal of Environmental Law 13 (2): 317-324.

Bauer, C. J. (1998). Against the Current: Privatization, Water Markets, and the State in Chile . Norwell, MA, Kluwer Academic Publishers.

Bauer, C. J. (1998). "Slippery Property Rights: Multiple Water Uses and the Neoliberal Model in Chile, 1981-1995." Natural Resources Journal 38 (1): 109-155.

Berck, P. and J. Lipow (1994). "Real and Ideal Water Rights - The Prospects for Water-Rights Reform in Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank." Resource and Energy Economics 16 (4): 287-301.

Bjornlund, H. and J. McKay (2002). "Aspects of Water Markets for Developing Countries: Experiences from Australia, Chile and the US." Environment and Development Economics 7(4): 769-795.

Bjornlund, H. (2004). "Formal and informal water markets: Drivers of sustainable rural communities?" Water Resources Research 40(9).

Brennen, D. and M. Scoccimarro (1999). "Issues in Defining Property Rights to Improve Austrailian Water Markets." Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 43 (1): 69-89.

Carey, Janis, David L. Sunding and David Zilberman (2002). "Transaction Costs and Trading Behavior in an Immature Water Market." Environment and Developmental Economics 7(4): 733-50.

Colby, B. G. (1995). Regulation, Imperfect Markets, and Transactions Costs: The Elusive Quest for Efficiency in Water Allocation. The Handbook of Environmental Economics . D. W. Bromley. Oxford, UK, Blackwell: 475-502.

Crase, L., L. O'Reilly, et al. (2000). "Water Markets as a Vehicle for Water Reform: The Case of New South Wales." 44 (2): 299-321.

Collinge, R. A. (1994). "Transferable Rate Entitlements: The Overlooked Opportunity in Municipal Water Pricing." Public Finance Quarterly 22 (1): 46-64.

Dandy, G., T. Nguyen, et al. (1997). "Estimating Residential Water Demand in the Presence of Free Allowances." Land Economics 73 (1): 125-139.

Easter, K. W., M. W. Rosegrant, et al., Eds. (1998). Markets for Water: Potential and Performance . Dordrecht, Kluwer Academic Publishers.

Easter, K. W., M. W. Rosengrant, et al. (1999). "Formal and Informal Markets for Water: Institutions, Performance, and Constraints." World Bank Res. Observer. 14 (1): 99-116.

Fadali, E. and W. D. Shaw (1998). "Can Recreation Values for a Lake Constitute a Market for Banked Agricultural Water?" Contemporary Economic Policy 16(4): 433-41.

Howe, C. W., D. R. Schurmeier, et al. (1986). "Innovative Approaches to Water Allocation: The Potential for Water Markets." Water Resources Research 22 (4): 439-45.

Howitt, R. E. (1994). "Empirical Analysis of Water Market Institutions - The 1991 California Water Market." Resource and Energy Economics 16 (4): 357-371.

Kraemer, A. and K. M. Banholzer (1999). Ch. IV--Tradable Permits in Water Resource Management and Water Pollution Control. Implementing Domestic Tradable Permits for Environmental Protection . OECD, Organisation for Econmic Co-Operation and Development.

Livingston, M. L. and T. A. Miller (1986). "A Framework for Analyzing the Impact of Western Instream Water Rights on Choice Domains: Transferability, Externalities, and Consumptive Use." Land Economics 62 (3): 269-277.

Michelsen, A. M. and R. A. Young (1993). "Optioning Agricultural Water Rights for Urban Water Supplies During Drought." American Journal of Agricultural Economics 75 (November): 1010-1020.

Michelsen, A. M. (1994). "Administrative, Institutional and Structural Characteristics of an Active Water Market." Water Resources Bulletin, American Water Resources Association 30 (6): 971-982.

Michelsen, A. M., T. McGuckin, et al. (1999). "Nonprice Water Conservation Programs as a Demand Management Tool." Journal of the American Water Resources Association 35 (3): 593-602.

Michelsen, A. M., R. G. Taylor, et al. (1999). "Emerging Agricultural Water Conservation Price Incentives." Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 24 (1): 222-238.

Michelsen, A. M., J. F. Booker, et al. (2000). "Expectations in Water Right Prices." International Journal of Water Resources Development .

Morgan, C. L., J. S. Coggins, et al. (2001). "Tradable Permits for Controlling Nitrates in Groundwater at the Farm Level: A Conceptual Model." Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 32 (2).

Murphy, J. J. et al. (2000) "The Design of 'Smart' Water Market Institutions Using Laboratory Experiments." Environmental Resource Economics 17 (4): 375-394.

Person, P. and A. M. Michelsen (1994). "Determinants and Trends in Water Right Prices: An Econometric Analysis." Laramie. U. S. DOI Geological Survey and Wyoming Water Resources Center, University of Wyoming. WWRC-94-06.

Provencher, B. (1993). "A Private Property Rights Regime to Replenish a Groundwater Aquifer." Land Economics 69 (4): 325-340.

Rahman, H. A. A. and A. Omezinne (1996). "Aflaj Water Resources Management: Tradable Water Rights to Improve Irrigation Productivity in Oman." Water International 21 (2): 70-75.

Saliba, B. C. and D. B. Bush (1987). Water Markets in Theory and Practice: Market Transfers and Public Policy . Boulder, CO, Westview Press.

Seung, C. K. (1999). "Application of a Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Model to Evaluate Surface Water Reallocation Policies." 29(2): 139-55.

Thobani, M. (1997). "Formal Water Markets: Why, When, and How to Introduce Tradable Water Rights." World Bank Research Observer 12 (2): 161-79.

Woodward, R. T. and R. A. Kaiser (2002). "Market Structures for US Water Quality Trading." Review of Agricultural Economics 24(2): 366-383.

Woodward, R. T., R. A. Kaiser, et al. (2002). "The Structure and Practice of Water Quality Trading Markets." Journal of the American Water Resources Association 38 (4): 967-979.

Yoskowitz, D. W. (1999). "Spot Market for Water along the Texas Rio Grande: Oppoptunities for Water Management." Natural Resources Journal 39(2): 345-55.

Zeitouni, N., Becker, N. & Shechter, M., 1994. "Two Models of Water Market Mechanisms with an Illustrative Application to the Middle East." Resource &Energy Economics 16 (4): 303-330.

WATER POLLUTION

See the bibliography at http://ageco.tamu.edu/faculty/woodward/ET.htm

Austin, S. (2001). "Designing a Nonpoint Source Selenium Load Trading Program." The Harvard Environmental Law Review 25 (2): 339-403.

Bell, Rosalyn (2002). "Capturing Benefits from Water Entitlement Trade in Salinity Affected Areas: A Role for Trading Houses?" Australian journal of Agricultural Resource Economics 46 (3): 347-66.

Br‰nnlund, R., Y. Chung, et al. (1998). "Emissions Trading and Profitability: The Swedish Pulp and Paper Industry." Environmental & Resource Economics 12 (3): 345-356.

Crutchfield, S. R., D. Letson, et al. (1994). "Feasibility of Point-Nonpoint Source Trading for Managing Agricultural Pollutant Loadings to Coastal Waters." Water Resources Research 30 (10): 2825-36.

David, M., W. Eheart, et al. (1980). "Marketable Permits for the Control of Phosphorus Effluent into Lake Michigan." Water Resources Research 16 (2): 263-270.

de Lucia, R. J. (1974). An Evaluation of Marketable Effluent Permit Systems. U. S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Eheart, J. W. (1980). "Cost-Efficiency of Transferable Discharge Permits for the Control of B.O.D. Discharges." Water Resources Research 16 (6): 980-986.

Eheart, J. W. (1987). "Cost Efficiency of Time-Varying Discharge Permit Programs for Water Quality Management." Water Resources Research 23 (2): 245-251.

Eheart, J. W., J. E. Downey Brill, et al. (1983). Transferable Discharge Permits for Control of BOD: An Overview. Buying a Better Environment: Cost-Effective Regulation Through Permit Trading . E. F. Joeres and M. H. David. Madison, Wis., University of Wisconsin Press: 163-195.

Faeth, P. (2000). Fertile Ground: Nutrient Trading's Potential to Cost-effectively Improve Water Quality. " Washington, D.C.: World Resources Institute.

Hanley, N. D. and I. Moffatt (1993). "Efficiency and Distributional Aspects of Market Mechanisms in the Control of Pollution: an Empirical Analysis." Scottish Journal of Political Economy 40 : 69-87.

Hanley, N. D., R. Faichney, et al. (1998). "Economic and Environmental Modelling for Pollution Control in an Estuary." Journal of Environmental Management 52 : 211-225.

Hennessy, D. A. and H. L. Feng (2008). "When should uncertain nonpoint emissions be penalized in a trading program?" American Journal of Agricultural Economics 90(1): 249-255.

Hoag, D.L. and J. Hughes-Popp (1997). "The Theory and Practice of Pollution Credit Trading in Water Quality Management." Review of Agricultural Economics 19 : 252-262.

Howe, C. W. (1993). "Tradable Discharge Permits: Functioning, Historical Applications, and International Potential." Colorado Journal of International Environmental Law and Policy 4(Summer): 370-383.

Howe, C. W. and D. R. Lee (1983). "Organizing the Receptor Side of Pollution Rights Markets." Australian Economic Papers 22 (41): 280-289.

Industrial Economics, I. (1984). Case Studies on the Trading of Effluent Loads: Dillon Reservoir Final Report. Cambridge, MA, Industrial Economics.

Jarvie, M. and B. D. Solomon (1998). "Point-nonpoint effluent trading in watersheds: a review and critique." Environmental Impact Assessment Review 18 (2): 135-157.

Johansson, Robert C. (2002). "Watershed Nutrient Trading Under Asymmetric Information." Agriculture and Resource Economics Review 31 (2): 221-32.

Kampas, A. and B. White (2003). "Selecting Permit Allocation Rules for Agricultural Pollution Control: A Bargaining Solution." Ecological Economics 47 (2-3): 135-147.

Kashmanian, R. M., M. K. Podar, et al. (1995). "The use and impact of intraplant trading in the iron and steel industry to reduce water pollution." The Environmental Professional 17 (4): 309-315.

King, D.M and P.J. Kuch (2003). "Will nutrient credit trading ever work? An assessment of supply and demand problems and institutional obstacles." Environmental Law and Review 33 : 10352-10368.

Kraemer, A. and K. M. Banholzer (1999). Ch. IV--Tradable Permits in Water Resource Management and Water Pollution Control. Implementing Domestic Tradable Permits for Environmental Protection . OECD, Organisation for Econmic Co-Operation and Development.

Malik, A. S., D. Letson, et al. (1993). "Point/Nonpoint Source Trading of Pollution Abatement: Choosing the Right Trading Ratio." American Journal of Agricultural Economics 75 (4): 959-67.

Morgan, C. L., J. S. CogginsS, et al. (2001). "Tradable Permits for Controlling Nitrates in Groundwater at the Farm Level: A Conceptual Model." Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 32(2).

O'Neil, W. B. (1983). "Transferable Discharge Permit Trading Under Varying Stream Conditions: A Simulation of Multiperiod Permit Market Performances on the Fox River, Wisconsin." Water Resources Research 19 (3): 608-612.

O'Neil, W., David Martin, et al. (1983). "Transferable Discharge Permits and Economic Efficiency." Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 10 (4): 346-55.

Powers, A. (1998). "Reducing Nitrogen Pollution on Long Island Sound: Is There a Place for Pollutant Trading?" Columbia Journal of Environmental Law 23 (2): 137-216.

Poewer, A. (2003). "The Current Controversy Regarding TMDLs:

Contemporary Perspectives "TMDLs And Pollutant Trading," Vermont Journal of Environmental Law 4(1)

at http://www.vjel.org/articles/articles/powers.html

Randall, A. and M. Taylor (2000). "Incentive-Based Solutions to Agricultural Problems: Recent Developments in Theory and Practice." Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 32 (2): 221-34.

Sharing the Load: Effluent Trading for Indirect Dischargers EPA Report #231-R-98-003, May 1998.available on the EPA site: http:www.epa.gov/emergingstrategies/njcip/ etdoc/home.htm

Shortle J., R. Faichney, et al. (1998). Least Cost Pollution Allocations for Probabilistic Water Quality Targets. S. Sorrell. Pollution for Sale: Emissions Trading and Joint Implementation . Cheltenham, Edward Elgar.

Shortle, J. S., R. Faichney, et al. (1999). "Least-cost pollution allocations for probabilistic water quality targets to protect salmon on the Fourth Estuary.". Pollution for Sale: Emissions Trading and Joint Implementation . S. Sorrell and J. Skea. Cheltenham, UK, Edward Elgar Publishing Limited: 211-230.

Stpehenson, K., P. Norris, et al. (1998). "Watershed-Based Effluent Trading: The Non-pointSource Challenge." Contemporary Economic Policy 16(4): 412-21.

Stephenson, K. and Shabman, L. (2001). "The Trouble with Implementing TMDLs." Regulation 24(1): 28-32.

Stephenson, Kurt, Leonard Shabman, and Leon Geyer . (1999)."Toward an Effective Watershed-Based Effluent Allowance Trading System: Identifying the Statutory and Regulatory Barriers to Implementation" The Environmental Lawyer 5(3): 775-815.

Tao, W. e. a. (2000). "Tradable Discharge Permit System for Water Pollution: Case of the Upper Nanpan River of China." Environmental Resource Economics 15(1): 27-38.

Woodward, R. T. and R. A. Kaiser (2002). "Market Structures for U.S. Water Quality Trading." Review of Agricultureal Economics 24 : 366-383.

TOXICS

Macauley, M. K., M. D. Bowes, et al. (1992). Using Economic Incentives to Regulate Toxic Substances. Washington, D.C., Resources of the Future.

Pirozzi, E. V. (1997). "Compliance Through Alliance: Regulatory Reform and the Application of Market-Based Incentives to the United States-Mexcian Border Region Hazardous Waste Problem." Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation 12 (2): 337-370.

AGRICULTURE

Dietz, F. J. and N. J. P. Hoogervorst (1991). "Towards a Sustainable and Efficient Use of Manure in Agriculture: The Dutch Case." Environmental And Resource Economics 1(3): 313-332.

Hennessey, D. A. and J. Roosen (1998). "Quota Transfer Assessments and Efficiency." Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics 46(2): 191-200.

Johnsen, F. H. (1993). "Economic Analyses of Measures to Control Phosphorous Run-Off from Non-point Agricultural Sources." European Review of Agricultural Economics 20 (4): 399-418.

Kampas, A. and B. White (2003). "Selecting Permit Allocation Rules for Agricultural Pollution Control: A Bargaining Solution." Ecological Economics 47 (2-3): 135-147.

LataczLohmann, U. and C. P. C. M. VanderHamsvoort (1998). "Auctions as a means of creating a market for public goods from agriculture." Journal of Agricultural Economics 49 (3): 334-345.

Letson, D. (1992). "Point/Nonpoint Source Pollution Reduction Trading: An Interpretive Survey." Natural Resources Journal 32 (2): 219-32.

Letson, D., S. Crutchfield, et al. (1993). Point/Nonpoint Source Trading for Controlling Pollutant Loadings to Coastal Waters: A Feasibility Study. Theory, Modeling and Experience in the Management of Nonpoint-Source Pollution . C. S. Russell and J. F. Shogren. Boston, Kluwer Academic Publishers: 123-154.

Malik, A. S., B. A. Larson, et al. (1994). "Economic Incentives for Agricultural Nonpoint-Source Pollution Control." Water Resource Bulletin 30 (3): 471-480.

Morgan, C. L., J. S. CogginsS, et al. (2001). "Tradable Permits for Controlling Nitrates in Groundwater at the Farm Level: A Conceptual Model." Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 32(2).

Miller, K. A. (1996). Water Banking to Manage Supply Variability. Marginal Cost Rate Design and Wholesale Water Markets: Advances in the Economics of Environmental Resources . D. C. Hall. Greenwich, CT, JAI Press. 1.

Opaluch, J. J. and R. M. Kashmanian (1985.). "Assessing the Viability of Marketable Permit Systems: An Application in Hazardous Waste Management." Land Economics 61 (3): 263-271.

Oppenheimer, J. A. and C. Russell (1983). A Tempest in a Teapot: The Analysis and Evaluation of Environmental Groups Trading in Markets for Pollution Permits. Buying a Better Environment: Cost-Effective Regulation Through Permit Trading . E. F. Joeres and M. H. David. Madison, Wis., University of Wisconsin Press: 131-148.

Randall, A. and M. Taylor (2000). "Incentive-Based Solutions to Agricultural Problems: Recent Developments in Theory and Practice." Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 32(2): 221-34.

Rendleman, C. M., K. A. Reinert, et al. (1995). "Market-Based Systems for Reducing Chemical Use in Agriculture in the United States." Environmental and Resource Economics 5(1): 51-70.

Shabman, L, K. Stephenson and W. Shobe (2002). "Trading programs for environmental management: reflections on the air and water experiences." Environmental Practice 4: 153-162.

Stavins, R. N. and Z. Willey (1983). Trading Conservation Investments in Water. Regional and State Water Resources Planning and Management . R. J. Charbeneau. Bethesda, MD, American Water Resources Association: 223-30.

Taylor, C. (1975). "A Regional Market for Rights to Use Fertilizer as a Means of Achieving Water Quality Standards." Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 2: 7-17.

Teitz, A. (1994). "Assessing Point-Source Discharge Permit Trading - Case study in Controlling Selenium Discharges to the San Francisco Bay Estuary." Ecology Law Quarterly 21 (1): 79-162.

Vukina, T. and A. Wossink (2000). "Environmental Policies and Agricultural Land Values: Evidence from the Dutch Nutrient Quota System." Land Economics 76 (3): 413-429.

Woodward, R.T., R.A. Kaiser, and A.B. Wicks (2002). "The structure and practice of water quality trading markets." Journal of the American Water Resources Association 38 : 967-979.

Woodward, R.T. and R.A. Kaiser (2002). "Market structures for U.S. water quality trading." Review of Agricultural Economics 24 : 366-383.

ENERGY

Amundsen, E. S. and J. B. Mortensen (2001). "The Danish Green Certificate System: Some Simple Analytical Results." Energy Economics 23 (5): 489-509.

Amundsen, E. S. and J. Birk (2002). "Erratum to "The Danish Green Certificate System: Some Simple Analytical Results"." Energy Economics 24 (5): 523-24.

Berry, D. (2002). "The Market for Tradable Renewable Energy Credits." Ecological Economics 42 (3): 369-379.

Boots, M. (2003). "Green Certificates and Carbon Trading in the Netherlands." Energy Policy 31 (1): 43-50.

Fleming, David. Energy and the Common Purpose, a booklet that describes the author's system of tradable energy quotas (TEQs). TEQs are a system for rationing fuel which includes everyone ≠ individuals, industry and the Government ≠ and which enables users to sell any rations they do not use. Details available on line at http://www.teqs.net/index.htm.

Fristrup, P. (2003). "Some Challenges Related to Introducing Tradable Green Certificates." Energy Policy 31 (1): 15-19.

Langniss, O. and R. Wiser (2003). "The Renewables Portfolio Standard in Texas: An Early Assessment." Energy Policy 31 (6): 527-535.

Lemming, J. (2003). "Financial Risks for Green Electricity Investors and Producers in a Tradable Green Certificate Market." Energy Policy 31 (1): 21-32.

Lorenzoni, A. (2003). "The Italian Green Certificates Market between Uncertainty and Opportunities." Energy Policy 31 (1): 33-42.

Morthorst, P. E. (2003). "A Green Certificate Market Combined with a Liberalised Power Market." Energy Policy 31 (13): 1393-1402.

Nielsen, L. and T. Jeppesen (2003). "Tradable Green Certificates in Selected European Countries - Overview and Assessment." Energy Policy 31 (1): 3-14.

Vine, E. and J. Hamrin (2008). "Energy savings certificates: A market-based tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions." Energy Policy 36(1): 467-476.

MILK

Chen, K. and K. Meilke (1998). "The Simple Analytics of Transferable Production Quota: Implications for the Marginal Cost of Ontario Milk Production." Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics 46 (1): 37-52.

FORESTRY

Chomitz, K. (2004). "Transferable Development Rights and Forest Protection: An Exploratory Analysis." International Regional Science Review 27 (3): 348-373.

Munn, I. A. (1997). Marketable Harvesting Permits . Proceedings of the 26th Annual Southern Forest Economics Workshop. Gatlinburg, TN: 133-134.

Olschewski, R., P. C. Benitez, et al. (2005). "How attractive are forest carbon sinks? Economic insights into supply and demand of Certified Emission Reductions." Journal of Forest Economics 11(2): 77-94.

DEVELOPING AND TRANSITION COUNTRIES

Bjornlund, H. and J. McKay (2002). "Aspects of Water Markets for Developing Countries: Experiences from Australia, Chile and the US." Environment and Development Economics 7(4): 769-795.

Blackman, A. and W. Harrington (2000). "The Use of Economic incentives in Developing Countries: Lessons froom International Experience." Journal of Environment & Development 9(1): 5-44.

Bohm, P. and B. CarlÈn (2002). "A Cost-Effective Appraoch to Attracting Low -income Countries to International Emissions Trading: Theory and Experiments." Environmental & Resource Economics 23 (2): 187-211.

Charan, John (1997). "Designing Environmental Policies for India: The Use of Market Incentives to Combat Pollution." Georgetown International Environmental Law Review (Spring): 707-726.

Eskeland, G. S. and E. Jimenez (1992). "Policy Instruments for Pollution Control in Developing Countries." The World Bank Research Observer 7(2): 145-169.

Farrow, Scott, 1999. The Duality of Taxes and Tradeable Permits: A Survey with Applications in Central and Eastern Europe. Environmental and Development Economics 4:519-535.

Kallaste, T. (1994). Economic Instruments for Air Pollution Control in Estonia. Economic Instruments for Air Pollution Control . G. Klaassen and F. R. F¯rsund. Boston, Kluwer Academic Publishers: 145-164.

Lyon, R. M. (1989). "Transferable Discharge Permit Systems and Environmental Management in Developing Countries." World Development 17 (8): 1299-1312.

O'Connor, D. (1999). "Applying Economic Instruments in Developing Countries: From Theory to Implementation." Environment and Development Economics 4(1): 91-110.

O'Ryan, R. (1996). "Cost-Effective Policies to Improve Urban Air Quality in Santiago, Chile." Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 31 (3): 302-313.

Parikh, J. K. (2000). "Linking Technology Transfer with Clean Development Mechanism (CDM): A Developing Country Perspective." Journal of Global Environment Engineering 6: 1-12.

Philibert, C. (2000). "How Could Emissions Trading Benefit Developing Countries." Energy Policy 28 (13): 947-956.

Pirozzi, E. V. (1997). "Compliance Through Alliance: Regulatory Reform and the Application of Market-Based Incentives to the United States-Mexcian Border Region Hazardous Waste Problem." Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation 12 (2): 337-370.

Seroa Da Motta, R., G. D. Liebcap, et al. (1999). "Market-Based Instruments for Environmental Policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean: Lessons from Eleven Countries." Environment and Development Economics 4(2): 177-201.

Solomon, B. D. and Q. S. Ji (2002). "Local Emissions Trading in Developing Countries as a Transitional Strategy toward International Greenhouse Gas Yrading: A Beijing-Example." International Journal of Environment and Pollution 18 (6): 521-540.

Zimmerman, F. J. and M. R. Carter (1999). "A Dynamic Option Value for Institutional Change: Marketable Property Rights in the Sahel." American Journal of Agricultural Economics 81 (2): 467-478.

Zylicz, T. (1994). Improving Environment through Permit Trading: The Limits to a Market Approach. International Environmental Economics: Theories, Models, and Applications to Climate Change, International Trade and Acidification . E. C. V. Ierland. New York, Elsevier: 283-306.

Zylicz, T. (1995). "Cost-Effectiveness of Air Pollution Abatement in Poland." Environmental and Resource Economics 5(2): 131-149.

Zylicz, T. (1999). "Towards tradability of pollution permits in Poland.". Pollution for Sale: Emissions Trading and Joint Implementation . S. Sorrell and J. Skea. Cheltenham, UK, Edward Elgar Publishing Limited: 124-140.

RECYCLING

Allen, J., D. Davis, et al. (1993). "Using Coupon Incentives in Recycling Aluminum: A Market Approach to Energy Conservation Policy." Journal of Consumer Affairs 27 (2): 300-18.

Dinan, T. M. (1992). "Implementation Issues for Marketable Permits: A Case Study of Newsprint." Journal of Regulatory Economics 4(1): 71-87.

Sprenger, R.-U. (1999). "Designing a scheme for trading non-returnable beverage containers in Germany.". Pollution for Sale: Emissions Trading and Joint Implementation . S. Sorrell and J. Skea. Cheltenham, UK, Edward Elgar Publishing Limited: 231-254.

LAND USE

Bellandi, R. L. and R. B. Hennigan (1977). "The Why and How of Transferable Development Rights." Real Estate Review 7(2): 60-4.

Chomitz, K. (2004). "Transferable Development Rights and Forest Protection: An Exploratory Analysis." International Regional Science Review 27 (3): 348-373.

Danner, J. C. (1997). "TDRs-Great Idea but Questionable Value." The Appraisal Journal 65 (2): 133-142.

Johnston, R. and M. Madison (1997). "From Landmarks to Landscapes: A Review of Current Practices in the Transfer of Development Rights." Journal of the American Planning Association 63 (3): 365-378.

Kleiner, M. A. (1975). "The Unconstitutionality of Transferable Development Rights." Yale Law Journal 84 (5): 1101-22.

Leon, C. D. and O. Renn (2005). "Limiting land use for development and traffic with tradable permits." Gaia-Ecological Perspectives for Science and Society 14(2): 135-138.

Levinson, A. (1997). "Why Oppose TDRs? Transferable Development Rights Can Increase Overall Development." Regional Science and Urban Economics 27 (3): 283-296.

Mills, D. E. (1980). "Transferable Development Rights Markets." Journal of Urban Economics 7(1): 63-74.

Note (1977). "Urban Park Preservation Through Transferable Development Rights - Fred F. French Investing Co. V. City of New York." Harvard Law Review 90 (3): 637-647.

Panayotou, T. (1994). "Conservation of Biodiversity and Economic Development: The Concept of Transferable Development Rights." Environmental and Resouce Economics 4: 91-110.

Potts, E. R. (1999). "EA Proposal for an Alternative to the Private Enforcement of Environmental Regulations and Statutes Through Citizen Suits: Transferable Property Rights in Common Resources." San Diego Law Review 36 : 547-.

Pruetz, R. (1993). Putting Transfer of Development Rights to Work in California . Point Arena, CA, Solano Press books.

Pruetz, R. (1997). Saved by Development: Preserving Environmental Areas, Farmland and Historical Landmarks with Transfer Development Rights . Burbank, CA, Arje Press.

Renard, V. (1999). Ch. III--Application of Tradable Permits to Land-use Management. Implementing Domestic Tradable Permits for Environmental Protection . OECD, Organisation for Econmic Co-Operation and Development.

Thorsnes, P. and G. P. W. Simons (1999). "Letting the Market Preserve Land: The Case for Market Driven Transfer of Development Rights Program." Contemporary Economic Policy 17 (2): 256-66.

Weber, M. and W. Adamowicz (2002). "Tradable Land-use Rights for Cumulative Environmental Effects Management." Canadian Public Policy - Analyse de Politiques 28 (4): 581-595.

Wright, J. B. (1994). "Designing and Applying Conservation Easements." Journal of the American Planning Asociation 60 (3): 380-389.

Zimmerman, F. J. and M. R. Carter (1999). "A Dynamic Option Value for Institutional Change: Marketable Property Rights in the Sahel." American Journal of Agricultural Economics 81 (2): 467-478.

OUTER SPACE

Scheraga, J. D. (1987). "Establishing Property Rights in Outer Space." Cato Journal 6(3): 889-903.

PLANTS

Sedjo, R. (1992). "Property Rights, Genetic Resources, and Biotechnical Change." Journal of Law and Economics 35 (1): 199-213.

WETLANDS

Fernandez, L. and L. Karp (1998). "Restoring Wetlands through Wetlands Mitigation Banks." Environmental and Resource Economics 13 (3): 323-344.

King, D., P. Scodari, et al. (1994). Expanding Opportunities for Successful Wetlands Mitigation: The Private Market Alternative. Fort Belvoir, Virginia, Institute of Water Resources.

Marsh, L. l., D. R. Porter, et al., eds. (1996). Mitigation Banking: Theory and Practice . Washington, D.C., Island Press.

Heimlich, Ralph E., et al. "Wetlands and Agriculture: Private Interests and Public Benefits." Washington, D.C.: Resource Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agricultural Economic Report No. 765. Available in PDF format at www.econ.ag.gov/epubs/pdf/aer765/.

Scodari, P., L. Shabman, et al. (1996). Wetlands Credit Markets: Theory and Practice. Fort Belvoir, Virginia, Institute of Water Resources.

Scodari, P., L. Shabman, et al. (1998). "Wetland Credit Sales as a Strategy for Achieving No-Net-Loss: The Limitations of Regulatory Conditions." Wetlands 13 (3): 471-481.

HEALTH

Bailey, I., B. Haug, et al. (2004). "Tradable Permits without Legislative Targets: a Review of the Potential for a Permit Scheme for Sterilized Clinical Waste in the UK." Waste Management & Research 22 (3): 202-211.

Smith, R. D. and J. Coast (1998). "Controlling Antimicrobial Resistance: A Proposed Transferable Permit Market." Health Policy 43 (3): 219-232.

Sollner, F. (1999). "Environmental Health Risks and Tradable Health Risk Permits." Environmental & Resource Economics 14 (1): 1-18.

GLOBAL

Wiener, J. B. (1999). "Global Environmental Regulation: Instrument Choice in Legal Context." Yale Law Journal 108 (4): 677.

WILDLIFE

Bayon, R. (2002). "A Bull Market in ....Woodpeckers?" The Milliken Institute Review 4(1): 30-39.

MacMillan, D. (2004). "Tradeable Hunting Obligations - A New Approach to Regulating Red Deer Numbers in the Scottish Highlands?" Journal of Environmental Management 71(3): 261-270.

Rosales, J. (2006). "Economic growth and biodiversity loss in an age of tradable permits." Conservation Biology 20(4): 1042-1050.

INVASIVE SPECIES

Horan, R. D. and F. Lupi (2005). "Tradable risk permits to prevent alien species into future introductions of invasive the Great Lakes." Ecological Economics 52(3): 289-304.

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