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Climate Cooperation and Spatial Industrial Relocation: Stability, Emissions, and Regional Policy Incentives
Climate policy changes production costs and can reshape the geography of production. We study this spatial channel in a focused model where mobile industrial activity responds to local attractiveness, agglomeration strengthens attractiveness, and carbon policy lowers the profitability of emissions-i
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