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The future of US transport energy requirements and emissions is uncertain. Transport policy research has explored a number of scenarios to better understand the future characteristics of US light-duty vehicles. Deterministic scenario analysis is, however, unable to identify the impact of...
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In 2010, as part of a rulemaking on efficiency standards, the U.S. government published its first estimates of the benefits of reducing CO<Subscript>2</Subscript> emissions, referred to as the social cost of carbon (SCC). Using three climate economic models, an interagency task force concluded that regulatory impact...</subscript>
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This timely Handbook reviews many key issues in the economics of energy and climate change, raising new questions and offering solutions that might help to minimize the threat of energy-induced climate change.
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At the recent UN climate negotiations in Bali, most countries sought an agreement to cut industrialized countries' emissions of CO<sub>2</sub> by between 25% and 40% by 2020. The final agreed wording at Bali was that 'deep cuts' in emissions were required, without further quantification. The PAGE2002...
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This study quantifies the costs and impacts of six scenarios for carbon dioxide(CO<sub>2</sub>) and sulphur dioxide(SO<sub>2</sub>) emissions in North East Asia(NEA) within an integrated probabilistic analysis. The inclusion of the cooling effect of sulphates means that CO<sub>2</sub> control in China would be likely to...
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Equity weighting has been proposed as a way of allowing welfare equivalents to be included in the social cost of carbon since a dollar to a poor person is worth more than a dollar to a rich one. Here we use the PAGE2002 integrated assessment model to show that the social cost of carbon is higher...
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In recent years, the performance-based approach to contracting for medical services has been gaining popu-larity across different healthcare delivery systems, both in the US (under the name of "Pay-for-Performance",or P4P), and abroad ("Payment-by-Results", or PbR, in the UK). One common element...
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-hub center problem is an extension of the deterministicversion which aims to minimize the longest origin-destination path in a hub and spokenetwork. Considering the stochastic nature of travel times on links is important when designing anetwork to guarantee the quality of service measured by a...
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