Pollution Control in a Decentralized Economy: Which Level of Government Should Subsidize what in Brazil, Volume 1066

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In general, the most effective approach is a state abatement subsidy -- kept low -- combined with a pollution tax. But when federal or state inspection capabilities are limited, federal monitoring subsidies may be an effective substitute.

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