This paper studies how people across the world perceive and understand climate change
and climate policies, which factors determine their support for climate action, and what type …

Reducing the emissions of greenhouse gases may be almost impossible without a green
transition—a substantial transformation of consumption and production patterns. To study …

Free-riding is at the core of environmental problems. If a climate coalition reduces its
emissions, world prices change and nonparticipants typically emit more; they may also …

We analyze participation in international environmental agreements in a dynamic game in
which countries pollute and invest in green technologies. If complete contracts are feasible …

A tractable dynamic model of international climate policies is analysed. The choice of
bargaining game influences participation levels, emission quotas and technology …

Climate change is a global externality that has proven difficult to address through formal
institutions alone due to the public good properties of climate change mitigation and the lack …

The paper presents a dynamic game where players contribute to a public bad, invest in
technologies, and write incomplete contracts. Despite the n+ 1 stocks in the model, the …

This article surveys game theoretic papers focused on the negotiation process that leads to
an International Environmental Agreement. Most of the papers considered apply bargaining …

In this paper we explore the cross-country implications of climate-related mitigation policies.
Specifically, we set up a two-country, two-sector (brown vs green) DSGE model with …

This paper analyzes a framework in which countries over time pollute and invest in green
technologies. Without a climate treaty, the countries pollute too much and invest too little …