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Formation of International Environmental Agreements and Payoff Allocation
Dealing with climate change requires that all countries engage in costlyefforts to reduce their emissions. Reaching this objective has so far beenelusive because it is in the best interest of each country to let the othersdo the effort and benefit itself from a better environment.Michel Grabisch +3 more
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Formation of International Environmental Agreements
1994We study the formation of emission abatement coalitions. A necessary condition for a coalition to be viable is that all of its members are net gainers. For this to happen, a coalition has to be at least of a certain size, the minimum critical size. We show that if there are fixed costs associated with abatement programs, or if there are “reinforcement ...
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International Environmental Agreements as Games
1992It is often asserted that international environmental agreements (IEAs) become less effective the greater the number of countries involved. This paper, which views IEAs as games, shows why. As the number of countries increases, so do the differences between them. Agreement on the basis of simple rules like uniform abatement levels without side payments
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International Environmental Agreements and Trade
2002Global environment is subject to two adverse externalities. Transnational environmental degradation, a type of negative externality, imposes certain costs not only on the originating country but also on the other countries (ozone-layer depletion is a good example of this).
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International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics, 2022
MIGUEL Borrero +2 more
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International Environmental Agreement and Trade in Environmental Goods: The Case of Kyoto Protocol
Environmental and Resource Economics, 2021Trang My Tran
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Environmental integrity of international carbon market mechanisms under the Paris Agreement
Climate Policy, 2019Stephanie La Hoz Theuer +1 more
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Compliance with International Environmental Agreements
2023Michael Faure, Jürgen Lefevere
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