Review of Applications of Game Theory to Global Climate Agreements

J. Eyckmans

Review of Business and Economic Literature, 2012, vol. 57, issue 2, 122-144

Abstract: This paper reviews game theoretic approaches to develop the formation of international environmental agreements in general and climate agreements in particular. We confront cooperative and non-cooperative approaches paying special attention to heterogeneous players and transfers. Recent extensions of the basic model with respect to uncertainty and dynamics are discussed. We conclude by listing priorities for further research in economics on international environmental policy coordination.

Date: 2012
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