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The twenty-two papers collected in this volume illustrate the itinerary of Henry Tulkens, an applied theorist, on the occasion of his retirement from teaching. The collection is structured in four parts: I. Decentralized resource allocation processes for public and private goods II. Environment, public goods and externalities III. Efficiency analysis IV. Fiscal competition and optimality The four pictures above evoke a key concept, method or model used in each of these four parts: > MDP-type processes to determine feasible paths to efficiency and coalitional stability. > CLIMNEG World Simulation model to explore alternative environmental scenarios for the planet. > Free Disposal Hull efficiency analysis to drop convexity and help deal with outliers. > Non Cooperative Fiscal Equilbria to characterize the outcomes of fiscal competition.

Public goods --- Externalities (Economics) --- Fiscal policy --- Costs, Social --- External economies and diseconomies --- External effects (Economics) --- Social costs --- Economics --- Waste (Economics) --- Welfare economics --- Mathematical models. --- Environmental aspects --- Public finance. --- Environmental economics. --- Public Economics. --- Environmental Economics. --- Environmental quality --- Cameralistics --- Public finance --- Currency question --- Economic aspects --- Public finances

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Public economics --- Externalities (Economics) --- Industry and state --- Public goods. --- Industrial policy --- 336.1 --- Public goods --- Goods, Public --- Finance, Public --- Welfare economics --- Business --- Industries --- Economic policy --- Costs, Social --- External economies and diseconomies --- External effects (Economics) --- Social costs --- Economics --- Waste (Economics) --- Public finance, government finance in general --- Government policy --- Industrial policy. --- Externalities (Economics). --- Free rider problem (Economics) --- 336.1 Public finance, government finance in general

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Externalities (Economics) --- Population density --- Urban economics --- Cities and towns --- City economics --- Economics of cities --- Economics --- Density, Population --- Human population density --- Residential density --- Demography --- Population geography --- Ecological carrying capacity --- Costs, Social --- External economies and diseconomies --- External effects (Economics) --- Social costs --- Public goods --- Waste (Economics) --- Welfare economics --- Economic aspects --- Population density. --- Urban economics. --- Externalities (Economics). --- Economic geography

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Externalities (Economics) --- Urban transportation policy --- Urban transportation --- Costs, Social --- External economies and diseconomies --- External effects (Economics) --- Social costs --- Economics --- Public goods --- Waste (Economics) --- Welfare economics --- State and urban transportation --- Urban transportation and state --- Transportation and state --- Urban policy --- City transportation --- Metropolitan transportation --- Municipal transportation --- Transportation, Urban --- City planning --- Transportation --- Cost effectiveness --- Government policy --- Social costs. Social benefits --- Transport. Traffic

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This innovative book models pollution mitigation as a negative externality whilst also providing desirable and useful solutions, such as establishing the triangular equivalence relationship among the Lindahl equilibrium without transfers, the Nash bargaining solution with the payoffs of the Cournot-Nash equilibrium as the status quo point, and the social optimum under the Lindahl weights. By introducing programming algorithms to validate these relationships numerically, Zili Yang bridges the gap between analytical results and empirical modelling, ultimately solving the Lindahl equilibrium and hybrid Nash equilibria in the influential RICE model. This text demonstrates the complexity and variety of environment externality problems, ranging from mixed externality to correlated externalities to environmental externality under IRS and policy applications. Integrating theory, algorithms and applications in a comprehensive framework, The Environment and Externality will benefit scholars and students working across environmental, resource and climate change economics.

Environmental economics --- Externalities (Economics) --- Equilibrium (Economics) --- DGE (Economics) --- Disequilibrium (Economics) --- DSGE (Economics) --- Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (Economics) --- Economic equilibrium --- General equilibrium (Economics) --- Partial equilibrium (Economics) --- SDGE (Economic theory) --- Economics --- Statics and dynamics (Social sciences) --- Costs, Social --- External economies and diseconomies --- External effects (Economics) --- Social costs --- Public goods --- Waste (Economics) --- Welfare economics --- Mathematical models.