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Integrated assessment models and the social cost of carbon : a review and assessment of U.S. experience
Metcalf, Gilbert E.; Stock, James H. - In: Review of environmental economics and policy 11 (2017) 1, pp. 80-99
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Carbon tax pricing and the social cost of carbon : the case in the South African motor vehicle manufacturing industry
Pillay, Suren; Buys, Pieter W. - In: The journal of applied business research 29 (2013) 6, pp. 1751-1761
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Buying greenhouse insurance : the economic costs of carbon dioxide emission limits
Manne, Alan Sussmann - 1992
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Estimating the economic impacts of climate change by means of green accounting
Aaheim, Hans Asbjørn - In: Sustainable development indicators in ecological economics, (pp. 96-116). 2006
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Rapid economic growth at the cost of environment degradation? : panel data evidience from BRIC economies
Tamazian, Artur; Vadlamannati, Krishna Chaitanya - In: Journal of international economic review 2 (2009) 1/2, pp. 39-62
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On the potential economic costs of cutting carbon dioxide emissions in Portugal
Pereira, Alfredo M.; Pereira, Rui Manuel Marvão - 2008
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Global economic integration, technology diffusion and climate change
Hübler, Michael - 2009
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Estimating the social cost of carbon for use in US federal rulemakings : a summary and interpretation
Greenstone, Michael; Kopits, Elizabeth; Wolverton, Ann - 2011
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Transient temperature response modeling in IAMs : the effects of over simplification on the SCC
Marten, Alex L. - 2011
Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs) couple representations of the natural climate system with models of the global economy to capture interactions that are important for the evaluation of potential climate and energy policies. The U.S. federal government currently uses such models to derive the...
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