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The Next Step for Climate Change Policy …
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The third Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change will be held in Kyoto in early December. These upcoming negotiations, aimed at reducing future emissions of greenhouse gases, are almost certain to accomplish nothing. Failure is likely because the...
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International Permit Trading: Creating a Sustainable System
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The McKibbin-Wilcoxen Proposal for Global Greenhouse Abatement
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In earlier papers we have argued that the Kyoto Protocol is not sustainable as a global climate change policy and have … proposed an alternative policy regime based on a coordinated but decentralised system of national permit trading systems with a … system is an effective and realistic way to move forward on a sustainable regime for climate change policy. …
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domestic effects of the emissions mitigation policy, compared with analyses that ignore international capital flows. …
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capital is used to contrast environmental policy, which internalises externalised environmental values, with sustainability … policy, which achieves some form of intergenerational equity. The obvious environmental policy comprises an emissions tax and … a resource stock subsidy, each equal to the respective external cost or benefit. Sustainability policy comprises an …
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Beyond the Kyoto Protocol
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Climate Policy and Uncertainty: The Roles of Adaptation versus Mitigation …
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