… country-level climate projections taken directly from gridded ensemble climate model
simulation data as well as country-level … 2 externality (that is, pricing carbon at the GSCC) would …

… social costs of carbon, which are largest in poor countries with large populations. The national
social costs of carbon … The pattern of national social costs of carbon is not sensitive to the …

In the version of this Article originally published, owing to a code error, the CSCC values for
all income-dependent (that is, rich-poor) impact model specifications were incorrect, …

… social cost of carbon, but mostly omits heterogeneity below the national level. We present
an optimal taxation model of the social cost of carbon … /parameters at the country level. For a …

… A few observations are useful about the country-level specification of the damage and benefit
functions. The damage function for each country can be written as consisting of two terms, …

… In contrast, because our income data are available only at the country level, we recover
heterogeneity in the energy–temperature response due to income only at the country level. …

… In this paper, the second concept is the appropriate one, given that we use country-level
data and do not consider within-country inequality. Moreover, since the aggregation for the …

… growth, researchers represented the country-level social cost of carbon (CSCC), which …
results on the country-level social cost of carbon [21] and considering carbon allowance (CA) for …

… database at a country level. They calculated the population-weighted average temperature
increase and its implications for SCC at the country level. The country-level SCC was the …

… the social cost of carbon (SCC), ie the climate damage caused by an additional ton of CO 2
emissions, under a carbon-neutral pathway would provide a carbon price … under a carbon-…