Climate change economics and policy
Subtitle: an RFF anthology
By: edited by Michael A. Toman.
Contributors: Toman, Michael A.; Resources for the Future.
Publisher: Resources for the Future
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
Subjects: Climatic changes -- Economic aspects; Climatic changes -- Social aspects; Climatic changes -- Government policy; Climatic changes -- Environmental aspects; Climatic changes -- International cooperation; Environmental policy
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Climate change economics and policies : an overview -- Michael A. Toman; title: How the Kyoto Protocol developed : a brief history -- J.W. Anderson; title: Energy-COb2s connection : a review of trends and challenges -- Joel Darmstadter; title: How much climate change is too much? an economics perspective -- Jason F. Shogren and Michael A. Toman; title: Costs of the Kyoto Protocol -- Sarah A. Cline; title: Agriculture and climate change -- Pierre Crosson; title: Water resources and climate change -- Kenneth D. Frederick; title: Forests and climate change -- Roger A. Sedjo and Brent Sohngen; title: "Ancillary benefits" of greenhouse gas mitigation policies -- Dallas Burtraw and Michael A. Toman; title: Climate change, health risks, and economics -- Alan J. Krupnick; title: Choosing price or quantity controls for greenhouse gases -- William A. Pizer; title: Using emissions trading to regulate national greenhouse gas emissions -- Carolyn Fischer, Suzi Kerr, and Michael A. Toman; title: Revenue recycling and the costs of reducing carbon emissions -- Ian W.H. Parry; title: Confronting the adverse industry impacts of COb2s abatement policies : what does it cost? -- Lawrence H. Goulder; title: Carbon sinks in the post-Kyoto world -- Roger A. Sedjo, Brent Sohngen, and Pamela Jagger; title: Environmentally and economically damaging subsidies : concepts and illustrations -- Carolyn Fischer and Michael A. Toman; title: Electricity restructuring : shortcut or detour on the road to achieving greenhouse gas reductions? -- Karen L. Palmer; title: Role of renewable resources in U.S. electricity generation : experience and prospects -- Joel Darmstadter; title: Energy-efficient technologies and climate change policies : issues and evidence -- Adam B. Jaffe, Richard G. Newell, and Robert N. Stavins; title: Climate change policy choices and technical innovation -- Carolyn Fischer; title: Greenhouse gas "early reduction" programs : a critical appraisal -- Ian W.H. Parry and Michael A. Toman; title: Climate policy and the economics of technical advance : drawing on inventive activity -- Raymond J. Kopp; title: Policy design for international greenhouse gas control -- Jonathan Baert Wiener; title: Establishing and operating the clean development mechanism -- Michael A. Toman; title: Allocating liability in international greenhouse gas emissions trading and the clean development mechanism -- Suzi Kerr; title: International equity and climate change policy -- Marina V. Cazorla and Michael A. Toman; title: Economics of climate-friendly technology diffusion in developing countryies -- Allen Blackman; title: Including developing countries in global efforts for greenhouse gas reduction -- Ramón López; title: Moving ahead with climate policy-- Michael A. Toman.