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Climate Policy in an Unequal World: Assessing the Cost of Risk on Vulnerable Households
Policy makers concerned with setting optimal values for carbon instruments to address climate change externalities often employ integrated assessment models (IAMs). While these models differ on their assumptions of climate damage impacts, discounting and technology, they conform on their assumption
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