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How to Induce Developing Countries to Act Against Climate Change?

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  • Manders, Ton
  • Bollen, Johannes

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This paper analyzes different global agreements on stabilization of greenhouse gas concentrations. Using WorldScan, a 12-region, 11-sector CGE model, a number of stabilization scenarios are quantified. Multiple scenarios from IPCC SRES are used as a base. To induce the developing countries to comply with a global agreement, an allocation of emission rights is suggested that leave those regions not worse of compared to non-compliance. This allocation is determined endogenously by the model. The resulting burden-sharing regime is compared with the benchmark rule of equal emissions rights per capita.

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  • Manders, Ton & Bollen, Johannes, 2001. "How to Induce Developing Countries to Act Against Climate Change?," Conference papers 330944, Purdue University, Center for Global Trade Analysis, Global Trade Analysis Project.
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