Growth or environmental concern: which comes first? Optimal control with pure stock pollutants

Holmåker, Kjell; Sterner, Thomas

doi:10.1007/bf03353909

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“…The efficient allocation of a stock pollutant must take into account the fact that the pollutant [3][4] accumulates in the environment over time and that the damage caused by its presence increases and persists as the pollutant accumulates. By their very nature, stock pollutants create interdependency between the present and the future, since the damage imposed in the future depends on current actions.…”

Section: Stock Pollutantsmentioning

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Research on the Effects of Pollution Control for Economic Efficiency

Wang¹

2017

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This paper we introduced a schematic describing the relationship between the natural and the economic systems. One side depicted the flow of mass and energy to the economic system, while the other depicted the flow of waste products back to the environment. We examine how a balance can be achieved in the reverse flow of waste products back to the environment. Because the waste flows are inexorably intertwined with the flow of mass and energy into the economy, establishing a balance for waste flows will have feedback effects on the input flows as well.

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Section: Stock Pollutantsmentioning

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Research on the Effects of Pollution Control for Economic Efficiency

Wang¹

2017

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“…It is similar to that in the work [9], but it is updated and more complex. For example, in our model two bounded controls depend on one another by an inequality constrain.…”

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Optimal control of pollution stock through ecological interaction of the manufacturer and the state

Grigorieva

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Харитонова

2011

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78e. grigorieva -e.n. khailov -e.i. kharitonova AbstractA model of an interaction between a manufacturer and the state where the manufacturer produces a single product and the state controls the level of pollution is created and investigated. A local economy with a stock pollution problem that must choose between productive and environmental investments (control functions) is considered. The model is described by a nonlinear system of two differential equations with two bounded controls. The best optimal strategy is found analytically with the use of the Pontryagin Maximum Principle and Green's Theorem.

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Growth or environmental concern: which comes first? Optimal control with pure stock pollutants

Cited by 2 publications

References 17 publications

Research on the Effects of Pollution Control for Economic Efficiency

Research on the Effects of Pollution Control for Economic Efficiency

Optimal control of pollution stock through ecological interaction of the manufacturer and the state

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