Cost of non-uniform climate policies

Aleh Cherp ()
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Aleh Cherp: Central European University

Nature Climate Change, 2021, vol. 11, issue 9, 722-723

Abstract: Economically optimal climate strategies may be politically less feasible because they need strong collective action. Fortunately, achieving climate goals through more realistic differentiated policies may not be much more expensive.

Date: 2021
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