Decomposition of world GHG emission trends under alternative scenarios
Economic costs and environmental impacts of alternative cost-effective policy scenarios
Subsidies to ethanol and biodiesel per ton of CO2 equivalent avoided in selected OECD countries, lower bound estimates, 2006
An incomplete coverage of industries or GHGs would raise the economic costs of stabilising overall GHG concentration below 550 ppm
Carbon leakage rates fall when the country and GHGs coverage is increased
Impact of alternative policy scenarios on the output of energy-intensive industries in 2050
Effects of countervailing import tariffs on carbon leakage and mitigation costs
Energy price gaps in non-OECD countries
Impact of unilateral and multilateral removals of energy subsidies in non-OECD countries on real income
Potentially effective coalitions (PECs) to meet a 550ppm CO2eq GHG concentration target at the 2050 and 2100 horizons