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Global Pollution and Economic Growth,turn to the interrelations between atmospheric waste disposal, capital accumulation and economic growth. This is done within a simple modelling framework, there is a further extension of results in a more specific context of Chapter 8. After specifying a neoclassical growth model which incorporates

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Uncertainty, Value of Information and Greenhouse Gas Emissions,s. In view of designing commonly agreed (globally negotiated) regulatory strategies against a perceived but on its scale unknown threat the problem is one of preserving regulatory options, and placing values on the preservation of such options before irreversible but uncertain damage can occur.

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Secondary Literature on Anaximander,uch a model was proposed by Gilbert (1979) and he obtained results that were both illuminating and suggestive. The problem of consuming an exhaustible resource when there is ignorance about its size is analytically equivalent to the more recent problem of carbon dioxide (CO.), that is generating fos

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-68448-2turn to the interrelations between atmospheric waste disposal, capital accumulation and economic growth. This is done within a simple modelling framework, there is a further extension of results in a more specific context of Chapter 8. After specifying a neoclassical growth model which incorporates

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Tsukasa Seya,Misako Matsumoto,Noriyuki Satos. In view of designing commonly agreed (globally negotiated) regulatory strategies against a perceived but on its scale unknown threat the problem is one of preserving regulatory options, and placing values on the preservation of such options before irreversible but uncertain damage can occur.

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Book 199801 9. 4 Optimal Policies in a Stochastic Dynamic Programme 307 9. 5 Resource Costs and Critical Probabilities 9. 6 Conclusions 314 317 References 319 Epilogue 325 Index viii Preface The movement of carbon from sources to final disposition is known as the carbon cycle. The largest reservoir of carbon

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