Federalism and Interstate Environmental Externalities

Turning Federalism Inside Out: Intrastate Aspects of Interstate Regulatory Competition

Revitalizing Environmental Federalism

A Reconsideration of Environmental Federalism

This paper provides a review and assessment of the debate over environmental federalism—the issue of the roles of different levels of government in environmental management. The paper begins with the presentation of three benchmark cases that provide a framework for thinking about the issue. It then offers a review, first of the theoretical literature and second of some new, provocative empiric...

Vertical Tax Externalities in the Theory of Fiscal Federalism

Federal structures create the possibility of vertical tax externalities between levels of government, with the private sector’s response to the tax policy decisions of one level affecting the tax base of the other. Such effects arise most obviously when both levels of government co-occupy the same tax base. This paper reviews and extends recent results on the implications of such externalities ...

A reconsideration of environmental federalism Wallace

Environmental policymaking typically takes place in the context of a system with several levelsof government. And this raises the important issue of the appropriate role of the various governments in the setting of environmental standards, the design of regulatory measures to attain the standards, and the monitoring and enforcement of these measures. Actualpractice reveals a rather strange and ...