Climate Policy after Copenhagen: The Role of Carbon Pricing
作者： Karsten Neuhoff
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摘要: List of figures tables text boxes 1. Introduction 2. The role a climate policy mix 3. Implementing carbon price, the example cap and trade 4. Shifting investment to low-carbon choices 5. Co-operation among developed countries - for markets? 6. A world different prices 7. International support growth in developing 8. Conclusion References Index.
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