pt. 1. The economics of climate change in China : an overview of the possible / Fan Gang. [et al.] -- pt. 2. Towards climate protection for development -- pt. 3. Growth, opportunity and sustainability -- pt. 4. Climate change mitigation : a fair, effective and efficient global deal.

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