Distributional Constraints on Acceptance of Nonpoint Pollution Controls
论证了多辖区非点源污染控制策略因收益成本分配不均而难以被接受，提出由区域水质量管理机构实施地方补偿方案，通过向受益者收费来激励污染控制措施，并用线性规划模型进行了实证分析。
Abstract An economically efficient, nonpoint pollution control strategy for a multijurisdictional 208 area may result in a benefit‐cost distribution that will prohibit its acceptance. Vesting financial authorities in a regional water quality management agency would allow for implementation of a local compensation scheme designed to facilitate acceptance. Such a scheme would involve raising revenues from water quality beneficiaries that would, in turn, be paid as inducements for implementation of nonpoint control practices. These propositions are first defended with a theoretical argument. Then a linear programming model is applied for an empirical case analysis.