The reaction of the firm on governmental policy: A game-theoretical approach

Economics

A differential game between government and firms: A non-cooperative approach

Game Theory;Government Expenditure;Taxation;econometrics

Optimal dynamic taxation, saving and investment

Fiscal Policy;Optimization;public economics

Optimal dynamic profit taxation: The derivation of feedback Stackelberg equilibria

Game Theory;Corporate Tax;operations research

About Tobin's marginal and average q: A note

Portfolio Management;management science

The employment policy of government: To create jobs or to let them create?

Employment;labour economics

Optimal dynamic taxation with respect to firms

Investment;Corporate Tax;investeringen

Pollution and endogenous growth

Economic Growth;Pollution;economische groei

Cost savings of unit-based pricing of household waste: The case of the Netherlands

Using a panel data set for Dutch municipalities we estimate effects for weight-based, bag-based, frequency-based and volume-based pricing of household waste collection. Unit-based pricing shows to be effective in reducing solid and compostable and increasing recyclable waste. Pricing has no effect on the waste collected in surrounding municipalities (waste tourism). However, unit-based pricing may lead to illegal dumping. While empirical evidence is scarce, a social cost-benefit analysis shows that if the social valuation of illegal dumping is in line with the social costs for collecting and treating solid waste, the weight or bag-based systems are preferable.municipal waste management, social welfare, unit-based pricing systems