GREEN ACCOUNTING: THE EMISSION TRADING: STOCK, MARKET AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

The primary aim of this research is to offer an overview of the reflections gained from the economic literature on accounting regulation and financial reporting (Jennings, 1973; Thinker, 1984; Laughlin, 1984; Chatterjee, 1996; Bihimani, 1996; Xiang, 1998; Di Pietra, Riccaboni, 2001; Banerje, 2004; Richard, 2005; Allegrini, Quagli, Zattarin, 2006; Maffei, 2007) In the work, we analyze the relationships of dependence or independence measuring efficiency, productivity of title of electricity on communications to financial markets and the influences on local Public Administration governance (Moe and Gilmour,1995); in order to check the role and the evolutionary dynamics . The present research is based on inductive/deductive method that implies a in-depth study of the relevant literature and allows an empirical analysis with regard to planning implementation of TEE., and an adequate dataset, the work aims to point the critical area of the current government system out and it proposes a fair way to improve better the communications to financial markets.