International Climate Policy: Mitigation As A Public Good

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Examines the limitations of markets in energy governance and advocates for a hybrid approach to ensure sustainability and equity in energy access.

Discusses the limitations of market governance in energy transitions and the need to transcend paradigms for effective solutions.

Explores environmental policies, including economic instruments, market failure, government intervention, and tools for policy implementation.

Explores market failures due to negative externalities and distorted incentives, offering strategies for addressing these issues.

Delves into sustainability, human needs, energy challenges, and market limitations.

Explores correcting market failures due to externalities through permit auctions and trading.

Explores the impact of market failures on innovation challenges and financing difficulties for small firms.

Covers the dynamics of tradable quotas in Zelandia's coal market, focusing on efficiency and market equilibrium.

Covers bidding strategies, Game Theory, Nash equilibrium, system security, ancillary services, and market power in power systems.

Covers the IPCC AR6 report, emission scenarios, and the urgency for climate action.