城市湖泊污染的经济学分析——以武汉市湖泊为例-economic analysis of urban lake pollution —— a case study of wuhan lake.docxVIP

城市湖泊污染的经济学分析——以武汉市湖泊为例 城市湖泊污染的经济学分析——以武汉市湖泊为例 IV IV economic development, and pollution and control of costs and benefits were discussed. Chapter4 Experience in domestic and international lakes,lake pollution analysis and control of the classic cases, compare the lake pollution control strategy and governance of the institutional environment can be summarized as pollution of lakes in Wuhan learn from experience. Chapter5 Suggestions on urban lake pollution, in the main lake properties and behavior patterns related to the economic analysis, the classic case of experience from home and abroad, and in the light pollution of lakes in Wuhan problems, try to give the city of lakes pollution control countermeasures. Through research, the main conclusions of the paper are: the quasi-public goods Lake City properties and the behavior of the external effects of contamination determines the trend of the lake; pollution will worsen to a certain extent, economic agents due to spontaneous changes in behavior patterns The improved; but the spontaneous realization of this transformation follow the pollution first, treatment later path, which in terms of cost is not the economy; sensible strategy is to in pollution in the early stages of behavior of economic agents to intervene Effective intervention requires comprehensive use of legal, tax, administrative, and other traditional means of property rights, and actively try to public participation and other innovative means of resource securities. In this study, from an economic perspective, the problem of pollution in urban lakes were deep-level thinking, analysis of the existing system environment, the people of the profit motive and behavior patterns of a fundamental shift from the trend of pollution in the policy space. The implementation of pollution control measures also depends on the environment, health, legal and other professional research and technical support. Key Words Urban Lakes; Public Goods; Externalities; W