I am grateful to Antony Millner and Martin Weitzman for commenting on an earlier draft, and to David Anthoff, Charles Griffiths and Chris Hope for answering various questions. All errors and views remain, however, my res

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Date: 2011-07-11 17:02:18 Climate change policy Economics Low-carbon economy Welfare economics Stern Review United Kingdom Economics of global warming Carbon tax Effects of global warming Climate change Environment Environmental economics		I am grateful to Antony Millner and Martin Weitzman for commenting on an earlier draft, and to David Anthoff, Charles Griffiths and Chris Hope for answering various questions. All errors and views remain, however, my res Add to Reading List Source URL: e3network.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 588,63 KB Share Document on Facebook

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