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Carbon abatement costs and climate change finance

Cline, William R. - 2011

Overview -- Baseline emissions under business as usual -- Abatement initiatives in the Copenhagen Accord and Cancun Agreements -- Abatement cost functions -- Abatement costs through 2050 -- Trade and timing -- Estimating investment requirements and adaptation costs -- Synthesis

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The role of sequestration costs with a ceiling on atmospheric carbon concentration

Rickels, Wilfried - 2011

I investigate the optimal role of carbon sequestration for mitigation in the presence of a ceiling on atmospheric carbon concentration and consider aspects that have so far only been analyzed in the context of a damage function to measure the consequences of climate change for society. I assume...

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Klimapolitik aus ökonomischer Sicht - ein kühler Blick auf ein heißes Thema

Blazejczak, Jürgen - In: Recht - Personal - Ökologie - Unternehmung : …, (pp. 207-220). 2006

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Substitutability and the Cost of Climate Mitigation Policy

Lu, Yingying - 2014

We explore how and by how much the values of elasticities of substitution affect estimates of the cost of emissions reduction policies in computable general equilibrium (CGE) models. We use G-Cubed, an intertemporal CGE model, to carry out a sensitivity and factor decomposition analysis. Average...

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Climate Vulnerability and the Cost of Debt

Kling, Gerhard - 2018

We use indices from the Notre Dame Global Adaptation Initiative to investigate the impact of climate vulnerability on bond yields. Our methodology invokes panel ordinary least squares with robust standard errors and principal component analysis. The latter serves to address the multicollinearity...

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The Efficiency Cost of Protective Measures in Climate Policy

Boehringer, Christoph - 2016

are particularly concerned on stringent domestic emission pricing that may put them at a competitive disadvantage with … respect to producers of similar goods in other countries without or only quite lenient emission regulation. This paper focuses … alternative protective measures for US EITE industries: (i) output-based rebates, (ii) exemptions from emission pricing, (iii …

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