Firm behaviour under regulatory control of stochastic environmental wastes by probabilistic constraints
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Environmental regulation by deterministic constraints is not really meaningful when as is common in practice, effluent generation is inherently stochastic. In such a case, ``probabilistic constraints are more appropriate. This paper examines the regulatory control of firm behaviour under mean and percentile probabilistic constraints.
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