Critical Assumptions in the Stern Review on Climate Change
SciencePublished 12 July 2007
William D. Nordhaus
Citations293
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The Stern Review's analysis of global-warming economics depends on anextreme view of economic discounting that is based on an extreme view ofeconomic discounting.
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