Production most often involves a set of convoluted processes, some of which contribute more directly toenvironmental effects and some which are more effective in managing such effects. We consider continuous andperiodic dynamics processes that produce perishable as storable intermediate and final outputs and jointly generateenvironmental effects. We suppose these processes are centrally managed and management is charged withreduction of the environmental impacts of the processes by regulator. The regulator selects incentives to optimize amultiple criteria objective that reflects regulator preferences across sustainable profits for the enterprise andenvironmental effects. We discuss management options that maximize profit over the planning horizon whilereducing environmental effects.
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