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Climate Change Adaptation and International Mitigation Agreements with Heterogeneous Countries
2019
Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists
This paper investigates the impact of adaptation on a country's incentive to participate in emission-reducing International Environmental Agreements (IEAs) on climate change. We develop a framework where heterogeneity across countries is introduced with respect to the benefits and costs of both mitigation of emissions and adaptation to reduce the impact of climate change. The paper uses two coalition stability concepts and numerical simulations to look at stable coalitions. We also study the
doi:10.1086/702644
fatcat:ci4t7qgakrhjzprdngd4flvwaq