Sustainable housing in Australia: fiscal incentives and regulatory regimes - current developments and policies for the future

Patricia Blazey; Peter Gillies

Sustainable housing in Australia: fiscal incentives and regulatory regimes - current developments and policies for the future

Patricia Blazey, Peter Gillies

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Sustianable housing policies can minimze carbon emssions and other environemntal costs. the article examines the role of regulatory and fiscal insruments mainly mandatory building codes in place for the purpose of supporting sustainable development.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Critical issues in environental taxation
Subtitle of host publication	international and comparative perspectives
Editors	Lin-Heng Lye, Janet E. Milne, Hope Ashiabor, Larry Kreiser, Kurt Deketelaere
Place of Publication	Oxford ; New York
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Pages	229-245
Volume	7
ISBN (Print)	9780199577989
Publication status	Published - 2009

Keywords

sustainable housing regulations
feed in tariffs
rebates
water efficiency
incentive schemes

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Blazey, P., & Gillies, P. (2009). Sustainable housing in Australia: fiscal incentives and regulatory regimes - current developments and policies for the future. In L.-H. Lye, J. E. Milne, H. Ashiabor, L. Kreiser, & K. Deketelaere (Eds.), Critical issues in environental taxation: international and comparative perspectives (Vol. 7, pp. 229-245). Oxford University Press.

Blazey, Patricia ; Gillies, Peter. / Sustainable housing in Australia : fiscal incentives and regulatory regimes - current developments and policies for the future. Critical issues in environental taxation: international and comparative perspectives. editor / Lin-Heng Lye ; Janet E. Milne ; Hope Ashiabor ; Larry Kreiser ; Kurt Deketelaere. Vol. 7 Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2009. pp. 229-245

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Blazey, P & Gillies, P 2009, Sustainable housing in Australia: fiscal incentives and regulatory regimes - current developments and policies for the future. in L-H Lye, JE Milne, H Ashiabor, L Kreiser & K Deketelaere (eds), Critical issues in environental taxation: international and comparative perspectives. vol. 7, Oxford University Press, Oxford ; New York, pp. 229-245.

Sustainable housing in Australia: fiscal incentives and regulatory regimes - current developments and policies for the future. / Blazey, Patricia; Gillies, Peter.
Critical issues in environental taxation: international and comparative perspectives. ed. / Lin-Heng Lye; Janet E. Milne; Hope Ashiabor; Larry Kreiser; Kurt Deketelaere. Vol. 7 Oxford ; New York: Oxford University Press, 2009. p. 229-245.

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Blazey P, Gillies P. Sustainable housing in Australia: fiscal incentives and regulatory regimes - current developments and policies for the future. In Lye LH, Milne JE, Ashiabor H, Kreiser L, Deketelaere K, editors, Critical issues in environental taxation: international and comparative perspectives. Vol. 7. Oxford ; New York: Oxford University Press. 2009. p. 229-245

Sustainable housing in Australia: fiscal incentives and regulatory regimes - current developments and policies for the future

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