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International Conference on Environmental Policy and Public Economics

📅 6–7 Apr 2027 📍 Genoa, Italy 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the role of fiscal policies in promoting environmental sustainability and addressing climate change. It focuses on innovative approaches to taxation and public expenditure that align economic growth with ecological preservation.

This session examines the effectiveness of green taxation as a tool for influencing behavior and promoting sustainable practices in various sectors. Papers will analyze case studies and empirical evidence on the impact of eco-taxes on economic activities.

This track investigates the provision of public goods in the context of environmental governance and policy-making. It emphasizes the challenges and strategies for ensuring equitable access to natural resources and ecosystem services.

This session delves into the economic implications of externalities related to environmental degradation and resource depletion. It aims to identify effective policy interventions to correct market failures and enhance social welfare.

This track focuses on the intersection of sustainable development goals and public finance strategies. It encourages discussions on financing mechanisms that support environmental initiatives while fostering economic growth.

This session explores various carbon pricing mechanisms, including cap-and-trade and carbon taxes, and their effectiveness in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Participants will discuss theoretical frameworks and real-world applications.

This track examines how public policy can facilitate the transition to renewable energy sources and the economic implications of this shift. It will cover regulatory frameworks, incentives, and barriers to renewable energy adoption.

This session analyzes the relationship between environmental regulation and economic competitiveness across different industries. It seeks to understand how regulatory measures can drive innovation while maintaining economic viability.

This track investigates the governance frameworks necessary for effective implementation of environmental policies. It emphasizes the importance of multi-level governance and stakeholder engagement in achieving policy objectives.

This session focuses on the economic aspects of climate change mitigation strategies and their implications for public policy. It aims to discuss cost-benefit analyses and the role of government in facilitating climate action.

This track explores the intersection of economic development and environmental justice, highlighting the disparities faced by marginalized communities. It aims to identify policy solutions that promote equitable access to environmental resources.