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Uncertainty and Global Warming Policy Author info | Abstract | Publisher info | Download info | Related research | Statistics Baranzini, A.
Chesney, M.
Morisset, J.
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Paper provided by University of Geneva, Department of Political Economy in its series University of Geneva Economics Working Papers with number
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Marcel Boyer & Pierre Lasserre & Michel Moreaux, 1997.
"Emerging Environmental Problems, Irreversible Remedies, and Myopia in a Two Country Setup ,"
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