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Tradable pollution permits correct long-run negative externalities by internalizing social costs into market prices
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Tradable pollution permits and market-based mechanisms internalize social costs into market prices, helping to correct negative externalities over the long term.

Evidence for · 3
2004 · cited by 4
Paper 2 discusses tradable pollution rights as an economic instrument for managing water pollution control.
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The provided literature supports the core economic theory that market-based environmental policy instruments, such as tradable permits and emissions trading systems, internalize external costs, incentivize green technology adoption, and improve long-run environmental and economic efficiency.

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2016 · cited by 3
Paper 3 indicates that market-based environmental policy instruments promote long-run economic growth and optimize economic structure by incentivizing emission reduction technology.
2026 · cited by 0
Paper 11 shows that emissions trading pilot policies improve energy eco-efficiency and harmonize environmental and economic goals.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 7904 Aug 2026
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