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Author: Tom Tietenberg
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
Imprint: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
Volume: 74
Weight: 1.263kg
ISBN: 9781858983561
ISBN 10: 1858983568
Pages: 656
Publication Date: 23 January 1997
Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
`. . . provides a thorough overview of the contribution of economic theory until 1995 to the debate on global warming. In summary, this book provides a helpful reference for economists working on global warming.' -- Pascal Bader, European Journal of International Law `. . . the volume contains a number of worthwhile contributions, laying out the essential elements that constitute the economics of climate change, i.e., the impact of global warming and greenhouse gas emission reduction, the design of effective and efficient international and intertemporal control mechanisms, and the choice of a desirable path to an uncertain future.' -- Richard S.J. Tol, The Economic Journal
'. . . provides a thorough overview of the contribution of economic theory until 1995 to the debate on global warming. In summary, this book provides a helpful reference for economists working on global warming.' -- Pascal Bader, European Journal of International Law '. . . the volume contains a number of worthwhile contributions, laying out the essential elements that constitute the economics of climate change, i.e., the impact of global warming and greenhouse gas emission reduction, the design of effective and efficient international and intertemporal control mechanisms, and the choice of a desirable path to an uncertain future.' -- Richard S.J. Tol, The Economic Journal
'. . . provides a thorough overview of the contribution of economic theory until 1995 to the debate on global warming. In summary, this book provides a helpful reference for economists working on global warming.' - Pascal Bader, European Journal of International Law - Richard S.J. Tol, The Economic Journal
'... provides a thorough overview of the contribution of economic theory until 1995 to the debate on global warming. In summary, this book provides a helpful reference for economists working on global warming.' -- Pascal Bader, European Journal of International Law '... the volume contains a number of worthwhile contributions, laying out the essential elements that constitute the economics of climate change, i.e., the impact of global warming and greenhouse gas emission reduction, the design of effective and efficient international and intertemporal control mechanisms, and the choice of a desirable path to an uncertain future.' -- Richard S.J. Tol, The Economic Journal
Author Information
Edited by Tom Tietenberg, Mitchell Family Professor of Economics, Colby College, US. Former President of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists.
