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The Economics of Global Climate Change
Author(s)Harris, Jonathan M.; Roach, Brian
AbstractThis module, which updates chapter 18 of Harris’s Textbook, Environmental and Natural Resource Economics: A Contemporary Approach, discusses the scientific evidence on climate change, including recent projections on temperature and sea-level rise. It then evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of economic analysis of the issue, including discussion of valuation of environmental damages, carbon taxes, tradable permits, and current policy issues related to the Kyoto process.
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Pages1-18
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SourceGDAE Teaching Module
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PubDate2007
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