New Environmental Policy Instruments and Government-Industry Strategies in Queensland

  • Bronitt, Simon (PI)

    Project: Research

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    Description

    This study will examine the hypothesized benefits of environmental policy instruments such as voluntary agreements, taxes and incentives, which augment or supplant traditional regulatory approaches. It will focus on a State experiencing economic prosperity by exporting resources, and designing new institutional responses to the challenges of creating a sustainable society. The anticipated outcomes are to provide research perspectives to central State government agencies that offer strategic policy advice and coordination, and concepts for understanding and influencing changes aimed at balancing the imperatives for economic development and environmental protection as well as redefining the relationship between government and industry.
    StatusFinished
    Effective start/end date16/05/0231/12/07

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