Sentence examples for use of economic instruments from inspiring English sources
The use of economic instruments to create incentives for environmental protection is a popular form of environmental law.
Despite the increased use of economic instruments, many landholders remain unwilling to participate in these programs.
implementing EU Directives which require periodic noise mapping; 4. the use of economic instruments which should have no limitations for long-term benefits. .
The final threat entailed in the domain of the economy is connected to the use of economic instruments as means of power projection.
promoting research and development into new low noise engine and airframe technologies; implementing the regulatory framework agreed by the International Civil Aviation Organization ICAOO) using the balanced approach to noise management; implementing EU Directives which require periodic noise mapping; the use of economic instruments which should have no limitations for long-term benefits.
Critics advocate a shift in government policy to address environmental impacts by constraining the growth in demand for air travel, primarily through the use of economic instruments to price air travel less attractively.
Once the economic measures are selected, the policy maker is presented with a range of economic instruments to choose from.
The use of additional economic instruments may improve the effectiveness of the policy.
Although the government has committed to reducing total UK carbon emissions by 60 per cent from existing levels by 2050, its policy is based on the use of "… economic instruments to ensure that growing industries are catered for within a reducing total".
Expanding the use of economic agri-environmental instruments in Israel is feasible thanks to its developed economy, which allows allocating public funds for promoting the agri-environment, and the general acceptance of this policy by the public at large, as demonstrated by the WTP surveys presented above.
This paper analyses the quantitative effects of using economic instruments in health policy on the basis of price elasticities calculated from estimated demand systems.
