How Economists Had the Best Tools for a Basic Understanding of Climate All the Time but Failed to Use Them until Very Recently
One of the curious things about climate economics is that a number of climate economists have spent considerable time and effort to try to develop a concept called the Social Cost of Carbon (SCC), but have only very recently asked whether the basic alarmist hypotheses concerning the effects of carbon dioxide (CO2) are correct. If
November 3, 2016
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