Examples of using Market-based instruments in English and their translations into Chinese
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Market-based instruments.
Submission on new market-based instruments.
New market-based instruments can help to fill the void.
Financial mechanisms and market-based instruments.
The role of market-based instruments in promoting sustainable development.
We are also partnering to test innovative funding streams,including market-based instruments.
Transnational market-based instruments(Iceland, MISC.5/Add.2).
Among the many options available for mitigating the commodity price risk,the least used are market-based instruments.
A mix of standards and market-based instruments were mentioned as useful.
(c) Market-based instruments, such as taxes, in generating financial resources for investment in sustainable forest management;
Well functioning markets and market-based instruments were important and useful.
New market-based instruments to address climate change will also create markets for renewables.
A few countries, however, have used market-based instruments to mitigate the income risks.
A wide variety of national policies and instruments are available to Governments,including market-based instruments.
Iv. the role of innovative market-based instruments in promoting 39-54 sustainable development.
In that regard,the workshop addressed commoditization and internalization of externalities and discussed many market-based instruments.
Which other market-based instruments could be used to facilitate the development of renewable energy?
(g) Enhancing countries' capacity to identify and access sources of sustainable financing,including through regulatory and market-based instruments;
Appropriate financial incentives, market-based instruments and access to relevant markets should be promoted.
Command and control measures may offer the lowest-cost solution and may be easier to administrate andimplement where market-based instruments prove not to be effective.
Additionally, market-based instruments, such as microcredit and insurance, are particularly low in the most vulnerable countries.
Both scenarios suggest that the EU should reverse its interventionist industrial policy andinstead rely on market-based instruments such as a comprehensive emissions trading system.
A study on the use of market-based instruments in environmental tax policies and their potential for greater development in the region.
In doing so, the subprogramme will emphasize a product life cycle approach andpromote public-private partnerships and market-based instruments to create more sustainable supply chains.
With regard to policy actions at the national level, market-based instruments were discussed, such as hedging to reduce the impact of price volatility on government revenues.
Major market-based instruments that have been used in the countries of the region include environmental taxes, user charges, targeted subsidies and deposit return systems.
However, the use of these market-based instruments is not widespread in low-income developing countries because of their sophistication and size and the cost incurred in using them.
Efforts to design such market-based instruments are increasingly being undertaken in consultation with industry to ensure that they achieve environmental protection goals in the most cost-effective way.
Countries that grow and maintain forest resources can thus be financed(compensated) by countries or industries that emit carbon dioxide,using a market-based instrument.
One analysis estimates that a creative market-based instrument covering all ships could deliver significant and differentiated benefits and could raise between $10 billion and $45 billion annually.