Interpreting Environmental Policy Cost Measures

Since the late 1980s, climate policy debates have been making extensive use of modelling results about the costs of meeting climate objectives. To what extent this use succeeded in rationalising discussions is not so obvious. From the Third Conference of the Parties (COP3) (Kyoto) to the semi-failure of

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  Open Access•Frédéric Ghersi•Climate Policy•2003

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  Open Access•Hourcade Jean-Charles, Frédéric Ghersi•The Energy Journal•2002

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