Sentence examples for market-based tools from inspiring English sources
Europe's efforts to cut carbon emissions should be built upon market-based tools such as its flagship emissions trading scheme, BP said in its letter.
The use of financial and market-based tools represents a departure for the communist government from previous five-year plans, which have tended to rely on top-down administrative orders.
He believes the economy will revive by midyear and achieve GDP growth of close to 8% for 2009 as a whole.The obvious concern is that although heavy-handed government meddling may be more effective than market-based tools to pull an economy out of a deep downturn, it comes at a cost.
These companies are most likely not using these arguments because they want to spend more money than necessary or because they oppose market-based tools in principle.
Currently, the Kyoto Protocol's clean development mechanism (CDM) serves as the main international market-based tool designed to reduce GHG emissions from the developing world.
In contrast, tradable energy efficiency or "white"—certificates have only lately been considered as a market-based tool to foster EE as compared with standards and labelling, for example.
Ecosystem service1 concept has been widely incorporated in socio-economic decision-making through increasing innovative market-based conservation tools including Payment for Ecosystem Service PESschemesmeschemes
These market-based conservation tools must be very carefully designed and implemented to be effective.
To make these ecosystem services part of the world's economy, Forest Trends has been developing market-based financial tools that reflect real, measurable economic values in benefits from nature like clean air, clean water, and biodiversity.
Specifically, the concept of market-based control provides tools that can be used to design economically and computationally efficient Cloud software architectures.
We found that the scheme's stakeholders do not regard market-based instruments as tools that may improve the effectiveness of the scheme, either economically or ecologically.
