Titlebook: Reducing CO2 Emissions; A Comparative Input- John L. R. Proops,Malte Faber,Gerhard Wagenhals Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg

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The Analysis of CO2 Emissions with Input-Output Methods emissions for which a country can be said to be ‘responsible’. Section 8.5 examines the sensitivity of total CO. emissions to changes in the model parameters. In Section 8.6 the material covered is briefly reviewed.

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ns, 2 continue to increase at their current trend, there is the possibility that over the next century there will be massive climate change and the flooding of coastal areas. The economics profession is beginning to respond to this challenge, through seeking to understand the economic processes whic

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Introductionic structural change may be used to reduce CO. emissions over the next 20 years. The principal analytical technique we use is input-output analysis. This has the benefit that an economy can be studied in terms of many interacting productive sectors.

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Input-Output Methodse, and for these this chapter need serve only as a concise reference. However, other readers may not know of this technique (or have forgotten what they once knew!). For these readers this chapter is designed as an introduction/refresher in input-output methods.

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Concepts and Methods for the StudyIn this chapter we seek to lay the conceptual foundations for our study. The structure of the rest of this chapter is as follows.

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