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Climate change and common sense : essays in honour of Tom Schelling
Hahn, Robert William (ed.); Ulph, Alistair (ed.);  … - 2012
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Climate change: a bundle of uncertainties
Schelling, Thomas C. - In: Changing climate, changing economy, (pp. 7-28). 2009
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Un faisceau d'incertitudes
Schelling, Thomas C. - In: Changement de climat, changement d'économie? : …, (pp. 67-84). 2010
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Economic responses to global warming : prospects for cooperative approaches
Schelling, Thomas C. - In: Global warming : economic policy responses, (pp. 197-221). 1991
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Costs and benefits of greenhouse gas reduction
Schelling, Thomas C. - 1998
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Climate change : the uncertainties, the certainties, and what they imply about action
Schelling, Thomas C. - In: The economists' voice : top economists take on today's …, (pp. 5-12). 2008
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Changement climatiques, changements économiques : table ronde
Kaul, Inge; Schelling, Thomas C.; Solow, Robert M.; … - In: Changement de climat, changement d'économie? : …, (pp. 189-231). 2010
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Some economics of global warming
Schelling, Thomas C. - In: The American economic review 82 (1992) 1, pp. 1-14
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Norms, conventions, and institutions to cope with climate change
Schelling, Tom - In: Climate change and common sense : essays in honour of …, (pp. 19-28). 2012
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Costs & Benefits of Greenhouse Gas Reduction
Schelling, Thomas - American Enterprise Institute
Schelling argues that future generations will be able to bear the cost of curtailing greenhouse gas emissions more easily than the present generation.
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