The original assessment of the EU’s climate and energy package estimated that the cost would be between 0.45% and 0.61% of GDP in 2020 in order to achieve a 20% GHG reduction and a 20% renewables target. This paper will revisit the impacts of this climate and energy package. It will discuss a...

The original assessment of the EU’s climate and energy package estimated that the cost would be between 0.45% and 0.61% of GDP in 2020 in order to achieve a 20% GHG reduction and a 20% renewables target. This paper will revisit the impacts of this climate and energy package. It will...

This article examines the use of environmental economics at the European Commission in recent policy making concerning climate change, energy, and air pollution. In particular, we describe economic analysis of policy options designed to help the European Union (EU) to achieve its objective of...

This article examines the use of environmental economics at the European Commission in recent policy making concerning climate change, energy, and air pollution. In particular, we describe economic analysis of policy options designed to help the European Union (EU) to achieve its objective of...

The Elgar Companion to Neo-Schumpeterian Economics is a cutting-edge collection of specially commissioned contributions highlighting not only the broad scope but also the common ground between all branches of this prolific and fast developing field of economics.

This paper reviews the economic modelling of climate change impacts, using integrated assessment models (IAMs). IAMs consider the most relevant interactions and feedback mechanisms of the human-climate system and integrate various relevant academic disciplines, ranging from climate modeling to...

This paper reviews the economic modelling of climate change impacts, using integrated assessment models (IAMs). IAMs consider the most relevant interactions and feedback mechanisms of the human-climate system and integrate various relevant academic disciplines, ranging from climate modeling to...

This paper reviews the economic modelling of climate change impacts, using integrated assessment models (IAMs). IAMs consider the most relevant interactions and feedback mechanisms of the human-climate system and integrate various relevant academic disciplines, ranging from climate modeling to...