Most countries, including the United States, have an array of greenhouse gas mitigation
policies, which provide subsidies or restrictions typically aimed at specific technologies or …

Projecting the costs of reducing carbon emissions is extremely important, and exceedingly
difficult. Such projections are an integral component of cost-benefit analyses of alternative …

A growing concern that the increasing accumulation of greenhouse gases will lead to
undesirable changes in global climate has resulted in proposals, both in the United States …

Emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gases can be reduced significantly using existing
technologies, but stabilizing concentrations will require a technological revolution—a …

This paper attempts to condense a mass of information relating to economic growth
assumptions, carbon emissions forecasts, abatement cost estimates, and global warming …

Abstract The United States is moving closer to enacting a policy to reduce domestic
emissions of greenhouse gases. A key element in any plan to reduce emissions will be to …

A growing number of policies and programs aim to increase investment in energy efficiency,
because conventional wisdom suggests that people fail to take up these investments even …

This paper surveys various estimates of the macroeconomic implications of reducing
greenhouse gas emissions. Most available studies focus on policies to reduce CO2 …

This Technical Paper provides an overview and analysis of technologies and measures to
limit and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and to enhance GHG sinks under the …

We address the issue of economic efficiency as it relates to climate change. We begin with a
classical cost-benefit perspective. That is, we focus on emission trajectories which maximize …