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Intro
General Foreword
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
About This Book
Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 Research Background and Significance
1.1.1 Research Background
1.1.2 Research Significance
1.2 Research Objectives, Framework and Ideas
1.2.1 Research Objectives
1.2.2 Research Framework and Ideas
1.3 Research Methods
1.4 Main Content and Innovations of the Study
1.4.1 Main Content of the Study
1.4.2 Characteristics and Innovations of the Book
2 Theoretical Basis and Literature Research
2.1 Theoretical Basis of the Study
2.1.1 Public Goods and Intergenerational Public Goods Theories
2.1.2 Public Goods Supply Mechanism Theory
2.1.3 Altruism Theory
2.2 Research Review of Environmental Public Goods
2.2.1 Analysis on Characteristics of Intergenerational Public Goods
2.2.2 Research Path of Environmental Public Goods
2.2.3 Strategies for Supply of Environmental Public Goods
2.3 Several Comments on Research Literature
3 Supply Status and Problems of Environmental Public Goods
3.1 Environmental Public Goods in Seriously Short Supply
3.1.1 Comparison of Air Pollution Between China and Overseas Countries
3.1.2 Water Pollution Status of China
3.1.3 Waste Pollution Status of China
3.2 Analysis on Sources of Environmental Pollution
3.2.1 Severe Industrial Pollution
3.2.2 Progressive Increase of Domestic Pollution Caused by Residents Year by Year
3.3 Reason Analysis on Problems in Supply of Environmental Public Goods
3.3.1 Administrative Intervention Overvalued and Market Regulation Undervalued in Environmental Public Goods Supply Policies
3.3.2 Single Supply Mode of Environmental Public Goods
3.3.3 Inadequate Policy Efforts in Internalizing the Externality Problem of Polluters
3.3.4 A Lack of Effective Measures to Motivate Residents to Participate in Pollution Control
4 Theoretical Modeling for Residents' Participation in Supply of Environmental Public Goods
4.1 Basic Model Assumption
4.1.1 Individual
4.1.2 Firms
4.1.3 Government
4.2 Basic Model of Environmental Public Goods Fully Provided by the Government
4.2.1 Analysis on the Model of Government Provision of Environmental Public Goods
4.2.2 Conclusions on the Model of Government Provision of Environmental Public Goods
4.3 Model of Government-Led Provision of Environmental Public Goods by the Government, Residents and Enterprises
4.3.1 Modeling for Joint Provision of Environmental Public Goods
4.3.2 Conclusions on the Model of Joint Provision of Environmental Public Goods
4.4 Game Analysis on Supply of Environmental Public Goods
4.4.1 Mechanism for Voluntary Provision of Environmental Public Goods by Enterprises
4.4.2 "Boxed Pigs Game" Between the Government Sector and the Private Sector
General Foreword
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
About This Book
Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 Research Background and Significance
1.1.1 Research Background
1.1.2 Research Significance
1.2 Research Objectives, Framework and Ideas
1.2.1 Research Objectives
1.2.2 Research Framework and Ideas
1.3 Research Methods
1.4 Main Content and Innovations of the Study
1.4.1 Main Content of the Study
1.4.2 Characteristics and Innovations of the Book
2 Theoretical Basis and Literature Research
2.1 Theoretical Basis of the Study
2.1.1 Public Goods and Intergenerational Public Goods Theories
2.1.2 Public Goods Supply Mechanism Theory
2.1.3 Altruism Theory
2.2 Research Review of Environmental Public Goods
2.2.1 Analysis on Characteristics of Intergenerational Public Goods
2.2.2 Research Path of Environmental Public Goods
2.2.3 Strategies for Supply of Environmental Public Goods
2.3 Several Comments on Research Literature
3 Supply Status and Problems of Environmental Public Goods
3.1 Environmental Public Goods in Seriously Short Supply
3.1.1 Comparison of Air Pollution Between China and Overseas Countries
3.1.2 Water Pollution Status of China
3.1.3 Waste Pollution Status of China
3.2 Analysis on Sources of Environmental Pollution
3.2.1 Severe Industrial Pollution
3.2.2 Progressive Increase of Domestic Pollution Caused by Residents Year by Year
3.3 Reason Analysis on Problems in Supply of Environmental Public Goods
3.3.1 Administrative Intervention Overvalued and Market Regulation Undervalued in Environmental Public Goods Supply Policies
3.3.2 Single Supply Mode of Environmental Public Goods
3.3.3 Inadequate Policy Efforts in Internalizing the Externality Problem of Polluters
3.3.4 A Lack of Effective Measures to Motivate Residents to Participate in Pollution Control
4 Theoretical Modeling for Residents' Participation in Supply of Environmental Public Goods
4.1 Basic Model Assumption
4.1.1 Individual
4.1.2 Firms
4.1.3 Government
4.2 Basic Model of Environmental Public Goods Fully Provided by the Government
4.2.1 Analysis on the Model of Government Provision of Environmental Public Goods
4.2.2 Conclusions on the Model of Government Provision of Environmental Public Goods
4.3 Model of Government-Led Provision of Environmental Public Goods by the Government, Residents and Enterprises
4.3.1 Modeling for Joint Provision of Environmental Public Goods
4.3.2 Conclusions on the Model of Joint Provision of Environmental Public Goods
4.4 Game Analysis on Supply of Environmental Public Goods
4.4.1 Mechanism for Voluntary Provision of Environmental Public Goods by Enterprises
4.4.2 "Boxed Pigs Game" Between the Government Sector and the Private Sector