The impact of international carbon control measures - and the absence of such measures - on Australian carbon pricing policies are analyzed both at a theoretical and empirical level. While theory and interest group advocacy suggest a potential case for destination accounting of carbon emissions...

An analysis of prospects for deriving self-enforcing, global, greenhouse gas emission mitigation agreements is provided. Policy spillovers and carbon leakages are accounted for. Situations where mitigation effort should be concentrated in particular countries and where efficient outcomes can be...

The issue of devising an efficient and equitable global climate change mitigation agreement is examined. While the possibility of catastrophic damages contingent on unmitigated climate change provides cogent reasons for self-interested, large countries to unilaterally mitigate there are...