
handle: 10419/189024
This paper will examine a variety of models in which the affected governments modify their behavior in response to spillover benefits. Initiallly, governments will adjust to the 'income effects' of benefit spill-ins, but it will be shown that intergovernmental compensation will generally be required in order to achieve Pareto optimality.
ddc:330, 330.economics, Article
ddc:330, 330.economics, Article
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