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justify ambitious unilateral emissions reduction targets. Cost efficiency of EU-wide emission abatement becomes increasingly …
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scope for efficiency compared to uniform pricing is very limited. Only towards stringent emission reduction targets will a …
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We investigate the importance of 'what'-flexibility on top of 'where'- and 'when'-flexibility for alternative emission control schemes that prescribe long-term temperature targets and eventually impose additional constraints on the rate of temperature change. We find that 'what'-flexibility...
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into account potential linkages between the Kyoto emissions market and the EU ETS. We find that Russia may have incentives …, Russia can exert monopolistic price discrimination between two separated markets thereby maximizing revenues from hot air …
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This paper presents a political-economy analysis of allowance allocation in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS). A common-agency model suggests that a political support maximizing government considers the preferences of sectoral interest groups besides public interest when allocating...
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